“Transfer Carton & CBM” block for Packaging

Item edit form -> Packaging tab:

• “Transfer Carton & CBM” block:
  • was added next to the “Selling Carton & CBM” block;
  • Contains list of rules for selling items:
    • rules will be applied based on Transfer Order:
      • to cases;
      • to Item Receipt and Ship Order;
  • if transfer settings are empty -> Settings from the “Purchase Carton & CBM” block are used;
  • contains:
    • “Add Rule” button:
      • after clicking on the button, the new rule is added;
    • “Pieces Per Unit” textbox:
      • not required;
      • only numbers are allowed;
      • decimal field;
    • “Units Per Carton” textbox:
      • is required;
      • only numbers are allowed;
      • decimal field;
    • Size Per Carton:
      • “Length/Width/Height” textbox:
        • optional;
        • only numbers are allowed;
        • decimal field;
        • UOM is taken from company settings;
    • Carton CBM:
      • autocalculated;
      • if Length/Width/Height set up on rule:
        • Total CBM = (carton Length (in) * carton Width (in) * carton Height (in)) / 61023.7441;
      • if Length/Width/Height is not set up on rule:
        • Total CBM = (item Length (in) * item Width (in) * item Height (in)) / 61023.7441;
    • “Carton Weight” textbox:
      • is editable; 
      • only numbers are allowed;
      • decimal field;
      • UOM is taken from company settings;
      • Carton Weight = item weight * Units per carton;
    • “Carton per Pallet” textbox:
      • only numbers are allowed; 
      • decimal field
      • if Carton per pallet was filled and rule was applied on order qty:
        • the “Carton per Pallet” is automatically filled in the Transfer Order for corresponding item;
    • “Default” checkbox:
      • isn’t checked by default; 
      • if checkbox is checked it means that such rule will be applied to the corresponding item based on Transfer Order to the next Orders:
        • Item Receipt;
        • Ship Order;
  • the logic works for the desktop and for the application.