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How to reference "/_script/sfa/quotes/quote.js" in Custom WebResource File?

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Posted on by Manish Uppal 5

Hello,

How to reference "/_script/sfa/quotes/quote.js" in Custom WebResource File?

WHen a Quote gets created and we try to click the Create Order Button .

It hits the reference "/_script/sfa/quotes/quote.js" "AcceptQuoteOrCreateOrder" function.

Now I have a need for some Custom validations to put before hitting this Function.

I tried adding a new Command action under ribbon workbench below or above the specified command action. But it gives runtime issue as /_script/sfa/quotes/quote.js is not a valid web resource assembly. Wherein if I remove my changes and just keep the quote js reference it works.

I need to amend a custom function before this hit. Or any way I can Reference this quote,js function in my custom Web Resource and I'll get it removed from button hit instead and add on my customised function????

Thanks In Advance

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    Hi Manish Uppal,

    There is no need to add reference. After the validation, invoke the OOB function is ok.

    I'm using Dynamics 365 Online. My library name is: $webresource:Sales/_static/SFA/quotes/QuoteRibbonActions.js Function name is Sales.QuoteRibbonActions.Instance.acceptQuoteOrCreateOrder.(If you are also using Dynamics 365 Online, please check the button's command.)

    pastedimage1641451688042v2.png

    Then I create a new web resource like this:

    function createOrder(){
	console.log("create order");
	//do validation:
	Sales.QuoteRibbonActions.Instance.acceptQuoteOrCreateOrder();
}

    Use it in the Ribbon Workbench:

    pastedimage1641451671575v1.png

    Result:

    pastedimage1641451803669v3.png

     

    Reference:

    How to override out of the box button’s behavior in ms crm – Dynamics 365 CE/Power Platform, PowerApps, Power Automate, Azure by Vishal Grade

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