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Can I modify action in Business Central Extension?

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Hello,

Can I modify any action in Business Central. I mean, I want to trigger user-defined method.

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Stefano Demiliani 37,166 Most Valuable Professional on at

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You can modify properties of an action by using:

modify(ActionName)

Regarding code, if the action throws events, you can attach to those events and add custom code. If the action does not raise events, best way is to hide standard action and create your custon action.

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Thanks for reply. Can you please little explain event attachment. I never subscribed events in BC.

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here is the help on events

docs.microsoft.com/.../devenv-events-in-al

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Yes you can develop page extension and add custom action on the page

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divyeshchittenavbc.wordpress.com/.../

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You Can Modify Standard Action using PageExtension object .

Here is sample where you can write your code or trigger.

actions

{

modify(<ActionName>)

{

ApplicationArea = all;

trigger OnAfterAction()

var

myInt: Integer;

begin

end;

}

}

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Yes, you can do that using PageExtension object.

Here's a sample code:

pageextension 50100 MyExtension extends "Customer List"

{

actions

{

addafter("&Customer")

{

action(NoSeries)

{

ApplicationArea = all;

Image = NewProperties;

Caption = 'New Action';

RunObject = codeunit 50103;

}

}

modify("C&ontact")

{

trigger OnAfterAction()

begin

Message('New Logic goes here');

end;

}

}

}

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