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Disable Edit button and Making form Read only

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Posted on by rajeev tiwari 432

Hello Experts,

I have to disable Edit button and make form read only  on a particular condition.

I have salesTable form .  and In SalesTable there is Customised field inProcess of Enum Type  noyes.

When field value is noyes::yes i.e yes then form should not editable  to any users.

Please let me know where to write code in which events in D365 FFO on premise.

Thanks in Advance

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  • Percy Nxumalo Profile Picture
    Percy Nxumalo 115 on at
    RE: Disable Edit button and Making form Read only

    /// <summary>

    /// Extension class for <c>SalesTableType</c> class.

    /// </summary>

    [ExtensionOf(classStr(SalesTableType))]

    final class SalesTableType_Extension

    {

    public boolean checkUpdate(boolean _useWarning,
    boolean _interCompanyCheck,
    boolean _treatInvoicedOrderUpdateWarningAsError)
    {

     

    boolean        ret;

      SalesTable             salesTable = salesTableType.parmSalesTable();

      FormDataSource  formDataSource = FormDataUtil::getFormDataSource(salesTable);

      ret = next checkUpdate(

              _useWarning,

              _interCompanyCheck,

              _treatInvoicedOrderUpdateWarningAsError);

      if (formDataSource

          && salesTable.inProcess) // Your custom field

      {

           ret = false;

      }

      return ret;    

    }

    }

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    Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    Martin Dráb 236,279 Most Valuable Professional on at
    RE: Disable Edit button and Making form Read only

    It depends on a property of SalesTable, therefore you must reevaluate the condition every time when the user switches to another sales order. Subscribing to the OnActivated event of the data sources sounds like the best approach.

    Then you will want to pass either true or false to allowEdit() method of the datasource.

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