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Alert dialog box with yes or no options in Dynamics 365

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Hi all,

I am very new to Java script and i am trying to develop a alert box with yes or no option

After filling the appointment form and saving it then an alert box must be displayed with the options yes / no

If user selects "yes" then appointment must be sent and if "no" dont send the appointment nor  save the record

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  • Verified answer
    Sreevalli Profile Picture
    3,256 on at

    Hi,

    see the sample code for confirmation window

    var confirmStrings = {

       text: "Do you want to clone this Quote and Proposed Vessels.", title: "Please Confirmation",

       subtitle: "", "cancelButtonLabel": "Cancel", confirmButtonLabel: "Confirm"

    };

    var confirmOptions = { height: 200, width: 500 };

    Xrm.Navigation.openConfirmDialog(confirmStrings, confirmOptions).then(

       function (success) {

    //add your logic

       });

  • Radhika Thadivaka Profile Picture
    25 on at

    Hi sreevalli,

    Thank you for sharing the code.

    I implemented the code like this for appointment entity which displays an dialog box after saving the form,

    on the dialog box i am able to see the cancel and ok button .clicking on the ok closes the box but the record is being saved even though i click cancel.

    Please help me

    function onSave() {

       if ((Xrm.Page.getAttribute("requiredattendees").getValue() != null) ||

           (Xrm.Page.getAttribute("optionalattendees").getValue() != null) ||

           (Xrm.Page.getAttribute("subject").getValue() != null))

       {

       var confirmStrings = { text: "An Outlook invitation will now be sent out to all selected participants. Do you wish to proceed?", title: "Outlook Invitation" };

       var confirmOptions = { height: 200, width: 450 };

       Xrm.Navigation.openConfirmDialog(confirmStrings, confirmOptions).then(

           function (success) {

               if (success.confirmed)

                   console.log("Dialog closed using OK button.");

               else

                   executionContext.getEventArgs().preventDefault();

           }

           );

       }

    }

  • Verified answer
    Guido Preite Profile Picture
    54,086 Moderator on at

    you are using executionContext but your function does not have the executionContext as parameter, it should be

    function onSave(executionContext) {

    and you need to select "pass execution context as first parameter" in the onsave function handler when you add the function to the onsave event

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    gdas Profile Picture
    50,091 Moderator on at

    Hi,

    Your code is correct just to add parameter execution context  and pass the executioncontext from event handler  -

    https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/customer-engagement/developer/clientapi/clientapi-execution-context

    function onSave(executionContext) {
        if ((Xrm.Page.getAttribute("requiredattendees").getValue() != null) || (Xrm.Page.getAttribute("optionalattendees").getValue() != null) || (Xrm.Page.getAttribute("subject").getValue() != null)) {
            var confirmStrings = { text: "An Outlook invitation will now be sent out to all selected participants. Do you wish to proceed?", title: "Outlook Invitation" };
            var confirmOptions = { height: 200, width: 450 };
            Xrm.Navigation.openConfirmDialog(confirmStrings, confirmOptions).then(
                function (success) {
                    if (success.confirmed) {
                        console.log("Dialog closed using OK button.");
                    }
                    else {
                        executionContext.getEventArgs().preventDefault();
                    }
    
                }
            );
        }
    }
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    Sreevalli Profile Picture
    3,256 on at

    Hi,

    To use the below line,

    executionContext.getEventArgs().preventDefault();

    You should pass the executionContaxt in your function parameters, then only it will have the memory of context to work on your preventdefault method.

    Checkout Goutam’s code

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    Radhika Thadivaka Profile Picture
    25 on at

    [quote user="Radhika Thadivaka"]

    Hi all,

    I am very new to Java script and i am trying to develop a alert box with yes or no option

    After filling the appointment form and saving it then an alert box must be displayed with the options yes / no

    If user selects "yes" then appointment must be sent and if "no" dont send the appointment nor  save the record

    [/quote]

  • Suggested answer
    Radhika Thadivaka Profile Picture
    25 on at

    Thank you so much for srivalli,Guido Preite and Goutam.Your suggestions helped me well.

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