Catching: Do you want to save changes? yes,no,cancel

I would like to capture the update event after "yes" is clicked on the pop up message: "Do you want to save changes? yes no cancel" The form id on this object is zero, and I'm having trouble differentiating between this and similar inventory warnings that pop up as the form id is also zero.

Hi Jw,
I would assume that this is when you are using some of the standard business one forms because if it was a request via code you would have full control over it.
What I like to do is use a before_action and action_sucsess. If the user clicks on cancel, the action_sucsess = False, thus you know your code will only execute when you click ok, unless there were any other errors within SBO, (EG Item not on hand in case of a stock transfer or something) - In which event, you probably dont want your code to excute anyway
I attach some code below
Shared Sub ClickEvent(ByVal FormUID As String, ByRef pVal As SAPbouiCOM.ItemEvent, ByRef bubbleevent As Boolean)
        Dim errfree As Boolean
        errfree = True
        Dim Errmsg As String
        Try
            If pVal.ItemUID = "1" Then
                If pVal.Before_Action = True Then
                    BeforeAction(FormUID, pVal, bubbleevent)
                End If
                If pVal.ActionSuccess = True Then
                    ' Ok so its an After Action
                    If pVal.ActionSuccess = True Then
                        AfterAction(FormUID, pVal, bubbleevent)
                    End If
                End If
            End If
        Catch ex As Exception
            errfree = False
            Errmsg = ex.Message
        Finally
Thanks

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