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Catching view-edit mode changes programatically on AX 2012 Form

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Hi;

I have a special form with a .NET managed control which you can schedule items by drag and drop.

What I want to do is, catching the view-edit mode changes on the form (clicks to the little pencil icon on status bar below), and make my .NET control read-only or editable mode on .NET side.

The problem is on AX Form, I couldn't found any override method on all element, datasource, formcontrol levels that is triggered when I change the view-edit mode of the form. I run the code profiler to see if I can find anything but couldn't. 

I know I can check view or edit mode of the form calling isViewMode() method of the form but somehow I must catch the status change by clicking the button below. 

Do you have any idea how can I catch this status change?

Thanks

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    Martin Dráb Profile Picture
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    You can override task() and catch _taskId 4471 (#taskEditRecord in Task macro).

  • Tayfun Sertan Yaman Profile Picture
    280 on at

    Thanks a lot! it works perfect!

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