How to check ExecutionObj.getEventArgs().isDefaultPrevented() from ribbon button in dynamics crm 2011

Question

Xrm.Page.data.entity.save(); // some mandatory fields validated here

var result =ExecutionObj.getEventArgs().isDefaultPrevented()

How to check ExecutionObj.getEventArgs().isDefaultPrevented()  from ribbon button in dynamics crm 2011.

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Suresh kumar

Answer 1

Suresh,

Can you advice what you are trying to do with this from the Ribbon button?

Do you want to check to see if the Save / Update action cancelled from the ribbon button?

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Answer 2

I have written custom code on case form ribbon button to replace the actual Resolve Case button to bypass caseresolution window.

On the click of the button I am saving the form values and then I am creating a caseresolution activity for closing the case.

The code is like that

Xrm.Page.data.entity.save();

CreateCaseResolution();

But if mendatory fields are not filled in the case form then CreateCaseResolution() should not be executed.

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Suresh kumar

Answer 3

Hi,

you can try

if(!ExecutionObj.getEventArgs().isDefaultPrevented())

{

CreateCaseResolution();

}

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Answer 4

But ExecutionObj is not available on code executed from ribbon button

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Suresh kumar

Answer 5

But ExecutionObj is not available on code executed from ribbon button

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Suresh kumar

You can always use following code:

if (Xrm.Page.context.getEventArgs().isDefaultPrevented())
{
//your logic here
}

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Answer 6

Dear Andrii Butenko,

if (Xrm.Page.context.getEventArgs().isDefaultPrevented())
{
//your logic here
}

This code is not working.

Error is like below

context object doesn't support property or method 

.getEventArgs()

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Suresh kumar

Answer 7

In case you will put this code to the proper place (I mean OnSave handler) - it will work. I have done it many times and it works without any miserable issue.

In your specific case you should not try to catch those value somehow. My opinion that you should change architecture of your solution.

To help you help us - please post here design of form and describe full scenario you want to reach.

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Answer 8

Hi,

Hopefully I did not re-open the question.

Today I got some similar problem with the questioner, I resolved it by: 

1. make a function that accept 1 parameter as execution context

2. on form properties, where I registered the script, tick "Pass execution context as first parameter"

Below is the sample script that I made:

function SaveValidation(executionContext){
  if(executionContext.getEventArgs().isDefaultPrevented()){
    // logic here
  }
}