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Posted on by DineshRaja

Hi guys,

i have 2 functions in same webresource and i pass the Execution Context in function 1 and do some actions and i call the function 2 from function 1 and am also pass the Execution Context in function 2..but execution context preventdefault is not working..

my Javascript like..

function preventAutoSave(executionContext)

{

var eventArgs = executionContext.getEventArgs();

if (eventArgs.getSaveMode() == 70)

{

eventArgs.preventDefault();

}else{

compare(eventArgs);

}

}

function compare(eventArgs)

{

..............

...............

.................

if(eventArgs.getSaveMode() == 1){

eventArgs.preventDefault();

}

}

i wrote i like this but record is save..i want to dont save the record and i want to know how to pass executionContext from one function to another

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    DineshRaja Profile Picture
    DineshRaja on at
    RE: Pass JavaScript Execution Context

    Thank You Guys..Actually am call the prevent default inside the REST API in asynchronous thats why the prevent default is not work..after change the REST API to synchronous prevent default is works..

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    gdas Profile Picture
    gdas 50,085 on at
    RE: Pass JavaScript Execution Context

    Hi Dinesh ,

    I tried your code , its working fine . Only you need to handle " Save and Close  " and "Save and New ". Make sure you are calling the method in onsave and passing execution context from event handler.

    function preventAutoSave(executionContext) {   
    var eventArgs = executionContext.getEventArgs();
    if (eventArgs.getSaveMode() == 70 ) {
        eventArgs.preventDefault();
    } else {
        compare(eventArgs);
    }
}

function compare(eventArgs) {
    if (eventArgs.getSaveMode() == 1 || eventArgs.getSaveMode() == 2 || eventArgs.getSaveMode() == 59) {  // 59 = Save and New , 2 = Save and Close
        eventArgs.preventDefault();
    }
}
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    Rawish Kumar Profile Picture
    Rawish Kumar 13,756 on at
    RE: Pass JavaScript Execution Context

    Hi Dinesh,

    This should work. did  you try to debug the code and see what exactly is the error and on what line. on what form event you are calling the function?

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