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Override Standard form clicked method in D365 Finance and Operations

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Hi Everyone,

Can anyone help me to modify clicked method of Action Menu Item attached on standard form?

Is the extension of this clicked method possible in D365?

I want to call my Logic before the standard clicked events get triggered.

Thank you in advance.

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RE: Override Standard form clicked method in D365 Finance and Operations

You should have the FormRun instance available via "this" or "element". Then you can call all its methods, including those that return you the data sources and their current records
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RE: Override Standard form clicked method in D365 Finance and Operations

Hi Nikolaos, can you please tell me how do I fetch current record in this method?
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RE: Override Standard form clicked method in D365 Finance and Operations

Nikolaos, Thank you so much. You always come up with the best and to the point solution.
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RE: Override Standard form clicked method in D365 Finance and Operations

You can use Chain of Command on the method.

Something like this:

[ExtensionOf(formControlStr(MyForm, MyButton))]
public final class MyForm_MyExtension
{
    public void clicked()
    {
// My code
next clicked();
    }
}

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