MODX_FUNCTION_ACTIVE_CHECK always called before SMOD / CMOD exit?

Hello,
am I right to assume that the function module MODX_FUNCTION_ACTIVE_CHECK is always called before a SMOD / CMOD customer exit function module is called?
I have already searched SDN and SAP Notes and SAP Help, but I could not find a clear statement.
Kind regards
Martin
Edited by: Martin Schlegel on Feb 4, 2008 4:28 PM

Hello Mike, thank you for your fast answer.
Like you, I have the impression that this function should be called alle the time before an SMOD/CMOD enhancement EXIT_... Function is called.
But I would like to be 100% sure.
Kind regards
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