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How to: Display a Page in the Microsoft Dynamics NAV SharePoint Client by Using a URL

You can display pages in the Microsoft Dynamics NAV SharePoint client by using a Uniform Resource Locator (URL). You can type the URL directly in the address of a web browser or use it to link to the page from another SharePoint page. The following procedure explains how to add a link in Quick Launch on the SharePoint site that opens page 951, Time Sheet List, for the CRONUS International Ltd. demonstration database. The Quick Launch menu is in the leftmost navigational area of pages on a Microsoft SharePoint website.

To create a URL, you must provide the name of the computer that is running Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Server or Microsoft SharePoint Server and the port on which the SharePoint application of the site is running on. For this example, the SharePoint server is named MyServer and the SharePoint application is running on port number 1234.

For more information about how to create URLs to display pages, see Displaying Pages in the Microsoft Dynamics NAV SharePoint Client by Using URLs.

  1. Open the SharePoint site in your browser.

  2. On the Site Actions menu, choose Site Settings.

  3. Under Look and Feel, choose Quick Launch.

  4. Choose Create New Navigation Link.

  5. In the Type the Web Address field, type the following URL for the page.

    http:// MyServer:1234/_layouts/Dynamics/Framework/List.aspx?page=951&company=CRONUS%20International%20Ltd.
    

    Replace MyServer with the name of the computer that is running SharePoint Foundation Server or Microsoft SharePoint Server. Replace 1234 with the port on which the SharePoint application is running.

    Important

    Microsoft Dynamics NAV Portal Framework does not support the NavigatePage page type. If you try to display a NavigatePage type on a SharePoint site, then you will get an error that states that the page cannot be built.

  6. Choose the OK button.

  7. To open page 951, choose the link on the Quick Launch menu.

See Also

Concepts

Displaying Pages in the Microsoft Dynamics NAV SharePoint Client by Using URLs
Displaying Reports in the Microsoft Dynamics NAV SharePoint Client
Developing for the Microsoft Dynamics NAV SharePoint Client
Getting Started with Microsoft Dynamics NAV Portal Framework
Deploying Microsoft Dynamics NAV Portal Framework