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Process and Process all buttons not showing

  • July 2, 2025
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Freshman I

I can not get process and process all to show up on this graph:

 

    public class RecycleSeries : PXGraph<RecycleSeries>
    {

        [PXProcessButton]
        public PXProcessing<Series> SeriesRecords;


        public PXSelect<
            SeriesDetail,
            Where<SeriesDetail.seriesID, Equal<Current<Series.bookSeriesID>>>>
            SeriesDetailRecords;

        

        public RecycleSeries()
        {
            SeriesRecords.SetSelected<Series.selected>(); 
            SeriesRecords.SetProcessDelegate(Process); 
            SeriesRecords.SetProcessAllVisible(true); 
            SeriesRecords.SetProcessVisible(true); 
        }

Removed Process handler for clarity.

Could the aspx be messed up?

I have this for the aspx:
 

  <CallbackCommands>
    <px:PXDSCallbackCommand Visible="True" Name="Process" ></px:PXDSCallbackCommand>
    <px:PXDSCallbackCommand Visible="True" Name="ProcessAll" ></px:PXDSCallbackCommand></CallbackCommands>

Not sure if it’s needed.

 

Could it just be an issue with the toolbar?”
It doesn’t look like any actions are showing up.

Best answer by Patrick Chen

​@Eberen You shouldn’t add the Process commands to the ASPX.  Is your process function static?  It should look like this   

public static void Process(List<Series> list)

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    Captain II
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    • Django
    • Captain II
    • July 2, 2025

    I don’t have a [PXProcessButton] attribute. Just my PXProcessing line to declare the Processing View:

    public PXProcessing<INItemSite,
      Where<INItemSiteExt.usrMyCustomField.IsNotEqual<INItemSite.lastCost>>> ItemsToUpdate;

    Have you set the PrimaryView in the aspx to match your processing view, SeriesRecords?

    Chris Hackett
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    Semi-Pro III
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    • svwk05
    • Semi-Pro III
    • July 3, 2025

    ​@Eberen 

    Below is the sample code for Process & Process All button

            public PXProcessing<Customer, Where<Customer.statementCycleId, Equal<Current<ARStateRegisterFilter.statementCycleId>>>> ARStatementReg;


    public ARStatementRegister()
    {
        ARStateRegisterFilter currentFilter = ObjFilter.Current;
        ARStatementReg.SetProcessCaption("Process");
        ARStatementReg.SetProcessAllCaption("Process All");
        ARStatementReg.SetProcessDelegate(
            delegate (List<Customer> list)
            {
                ExportARReport(list, currentFilter);
            });
    }

    Hope this helps!

    Chris Hackett
    Patrick Chen
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    • Patrick Chen
    • Varsity II
    • Answer
    • July 3, 2025

    ​@Eberen You shouldn’t add the Process commands to the ASPX.  Is your process function static?  It should look like this   

    public static void Process(List<Series> list)

    Chris Hackett
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