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I want to ignore the OnNextRecord trigger for one time(when I submit the Document)

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Posted on by Dyavari Sandeep Yadav

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Hi,

I have a Document page called "Expense Document" in this we have lines called "Expense Lines".

first, we need to enter the data and insert one line for the created Document.

When we are submitting the document the OnNextRecord trigger is executing, but I like to ignore that OnNextRecord trigger for once,

it has to word same as before for the scenarios except when we are submitting the document.

In submit action I wrote CurrPage.Close() it has to close the page without running the code which present in the OnNextRecord trigger.

Is it possible to do that.

Please suggest your thoughts on this.

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Hi,

assuming i understand you correctly:

Introduced a global variable SkipOnNextRecord in the page to act as a flag:

var
SkipOnNextRecord: Boolean;

In the SubmitDocument action, I set this flag to true before calling CurrPage.Close():

action(SubmitDocument)
{
trigger OnAction()
begin
SkipOnNextRecord := true; // Set the flag to skip OnNextRecord code
CurrPage.Close();
end;
}

In the OnNextRecord trigger, I added a check for this flag. If the flag is true, the trigger code is skipped:

trigger OnNextRecord(Direction: Text[1]): Boolean
begin
if SkipOnNextRecord then
exit(false); // Skip the trigger code

// Existing OnNextRecord code here
end;

Hope this helps.

Thanks,

M

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