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How to change from Custom View(Pinned) to Standard View in D365 Forms through X++ Code.

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Hi everyone,

I have a requirement in D365 F&O where I’m facing an issue with navigation from a custom form.

I have created a custom form (F1) that contains a TileButtonControl. This tile is configured to navigate to the Released products form (Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations).

Additionally, I have created a custom view on the Released products form with around 10 filtered records and have set this view as default (pinned).

Issue:

When I click the tile from my custom form, it opens the Released products form with the pinned custom view, instead of the standard/default system view.

Requirement:

I want the tile click to always open the Released products form with the standard view, ignoring any pinned/custom user views.

Is there a way to control or override this behavior from the backend (X++) so that the navigation always opens the standard view?

Any guidance or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

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Subramani Sivan 83 on at

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Hi @VK-27032222-0

When you click the custom button from your form, please change the view as standard view based on form caller. You can use form init method to set the default view.

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venkateswarrao v 379 on at

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The pinned view is stored as user personalization. To force standard view on navigation, override the clicked() method on your TileButtonControl and pass a specific initialQuery argument:

[Control('TileButton')]
class TileButtonControl
{
public void clicked()
{
Args args = new Args(formStr(EcoResProductListPage));
args.caller(element);
// Force standard view by setting InitialQuery to NoQuery
args.parmObject(null);

FormRun formRun;
formRun = classfactory.formRunClass(args);
formRun.init();
formRun.run();
formRun.wait();
}
}

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Deepak Agarwal 8,668 on at

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Hello,

When use pinned a view that means its suposed to be like this why you want to change to default from code. The right approach would be to not to pin the custom view instead of that keep the view saved without pin and use std view on form as default view.

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