With every update to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, developers gain access to new features that make customizing and enhancing the system more powerful and flexible. One of the latest and exciting additions is the PageStyle Enum in AL Code. In this blog post, we’ll dive deep into what this new feature brings to the table, how it improves development, and how you can start using it in your Business Central projects.
What is the PageStyle Enum?
Enums in AL Code have been around for a while, helping developers organize and manage sets of named constants in a more structured and readable way. With the PageStyle Enum, Microsoft has introduced a new way to define custom page types, providing developers with additional flexibility when creating user interfaces in Business Central.
This feature is especially useful when you need to create pages with behavior that isn’t supported by default page types like
List
,
Card
, or
Document
. Instead of hardcoding values or relying on workarounds, the PageStyle Enum allows you to directly specify page types in a more maintainable and standardized manner.
Want to see this new feature in action? Check out the video below, where I showcase the PageStyle Enum, complete with practical examples and insights on how to get started. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more AL coding tips and Business Central updates!
Let me know your thoughts on this new feature in the comments! How do you plan to use the PageStyle
