How to skip the code and add new code instead of this in standard method

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Hi All,

In the button SalesInvoiceDuplicateOriginal, the if condition () , I like to modify the code for if only

Kindly let me know how I can achieve this? So, that my custome code for If will run and the existing if code will skip

Pls give me more shed on this.

thanks!

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Mohit Rampal 12,563 Moderator on at

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RE: How to skip the code and add new code instead of this in standard method

Yes please, call to next is same as call to super. So write before next statement.

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RE: How to skip the code and add new code instead of this in standard method

Yes, you can write the code before next().

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RE: How to skip the code and add new code instead of this in standard method

Thanks Mohit,

Shall I write the code before next method?

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RE: How to skip the code and add new code instead of this in standard method

We are saying to duplicate the form control, create extension class for form control. Create CoC on clicked method, use exact same code and just replace super() with next Clicked(). Make changes in the if condition. hide the standard form control (button).

When you do this, it will not call standard code that you have in screenshot.

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Bharani Preetham Pe... 3,634 Moderator on at

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RE: How to skip the code and add new code instead of this in standard method

As suggested by Anton and Mohit, requirement can be achieved in the said way.

For your question, you cannot skip the standard. Because if there is only if, we can simply make the buffer empty so if can be skipped and again it goes to else. So we cannot or it is not possible here to skip the code. You can proceed by the suggestions of Anton and Mohit.

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RE: How to skip the code and add new code instead of this in standard method

Thanks Mohit and Anton

Let's clarify one things

Suppose I have create an extension class for that duplicate button. And before next I need to write the code.

My question is

Here it will first executed my custom code and then executed next SalesInvoiceDuplicateOriginal

Once it come to next then it will again executed the if condition correct?

That I dont want to executed.

I like to run my custom code only instead of this.

2. In the above pic, it is getting the value from args to get the current record value correct?

In my custom code , I mean in extension class how to call this args value there?

Please give me more shed on this

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Mohit Rampal 12,563 Moderator on at

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RE: How to skip the code and add new code instead of this in standard method

Hi, In this scenario, you can't bypass standard logic. As Anton suggested, you can duplicate this button, hide original button and change the code in clicked method of duplicated button. So user can see only your button and your custom code will be executed.

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RE: How to skip the code and add new code instead of this in standard method

Thanks Anton

You mean to say in for the form CustInvoiceDuplicateTable_W, I need to create an extension and

Then need to add a new button with same label like SalesInvoiceDuplicateOriginal.

Am I correct?

If correct, then let me know what to do next?

Pls give me more shed on this

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Anton Venter 20,273 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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RE: How to skip the code and add new code instead of this in standard method

Create an extension of the form. Add your own button to the form with the same label and add code that you want. Set the visible property of the original button to false.

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