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Is it possible to use an extension in BudgetCreateTransfer form control?

I tried the event handler but it didn't go through my event handler code.

My goal is to write my custom code before element.close();

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Sergei Minozhenko 23,095 on at

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Hi Jerrold,

Do you want to put your code between Box::Info and element.close?

You can try to use extensions for form controls (docs.microsoft.com/.../method-wrapping-coc and put your code before next statement.

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jerrold-verzosa 65 on at

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How can I access BudgetTransactionHeader.RecId in my extension?

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nmaenpaa 101,166 Moderator on at

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In CoC you can access any public and protected members of the augmented class (in this case form). You access them by referring to their name.

So, type BudgetTransactionHeader.RecId to access that field.

However there's some glitch and you might need to assign the table buffer to a local variable first.

Something like

BudgetTransactionHeader budgetTransActionHeaderLocal = budgetTransactionHeader; // now you can access it via budgetTransActionHeaderLocal .RecId

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jerrold-verzosa 65 on at

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[ExtensionOf(formControlStr(BudgetCreateTransfer, RequestBudgetButton))] final class BudgetCreateTransfer_Extension { public void clicked() { next clicked(); BudgetTransactionHeader budgetTransActionHeaderLocal = budgetTransactionHeader; Info(strFmt("%1", budgetTransactionHeader.RecId)); }

The qualifier 'budgetTransactionHeader' is not valid in this context. Use a variable of this type instead.

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Sergei Minozhenko 23,095 on at

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Hi Jerrold,

Try element.budgetTransactionHeader.RecId.

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nmaenpaa 101,166 Moderator on at

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Try budgetTransactionHeaderLocal.RecId as I instructed :)

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jerrold-verzosa 65 on at

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Thanks for this but the element.budgetTransactionHeader.RecId worked on my case.

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