Custom button not getting enabled

[Former Member]

Hi All

I have a requirement where in I need to add a custom tab in the standard opportunity screen. I am trying to create a custom button in that screen that performs a BO Action on click. But once the On Click event is assigned, the button is always disabled despite the 'Enabled' property for the button being set to true.

Kindly suggest a solution to enable the custom button.

Thanks & Regards

Jagathshree.

[Former Member]

Usually the button is disabled when there is no valid instance for the embedded component. Please check that you embedded component is loaded in the correct way

[Former Member]

Hi Alessandro,

Thank you. I checked the binding and it looks good but despite that the button is disabled. I tried with other operations such as BOOperation, DataOperation and the button works fine. It is disabled if I use BOAction. I have also observed that this occurs not only in an EC screen but also when a custom button is assigned a BOAction in a screen created based on Object Based Navigation for a custom BO. Kindly advise.

Regards

Jagathshree.

[Former Member]

Maybe the BOAction you are calling contains some wrong statements. Try to comment all the statements in your action and let me know.

[Former Member]

Hi Alessandro,

Thank you for the suggestion, I have tried as you said but it is still disabled.

I have posted my exact requirement in this thread.

I faced the above issue when I assigned a BOAction to the search button and tried to consume a web service through the Action. Any solution to this issue in the current thread or any alternative suggestion to the requirement in the above mentioned thread will be highly helpful.

Thanks & Regards

Jagathshree.

[HorstSchaude]

Hello Jagathshree,

Did you check if the BO disabled the action?

HTH,

    Horst

[Former Member]

Hi Horst,

Could you guide how to check that?

Regards

Jagathshree.

[HorstSchaude]

Hello Jagathshree,

Try calling the action during a modify eventing.

This call should notbe successful.

Bye,

   Horst