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Remove the Close/Remove(X) button from the replicant items

Lal

Hi,
In the DCT how can we remove or disable the close button of a replicant item?

my Requirement is ,based on some condition i need to make the close button of the replicant items enable/disable ? Is this doable?

Note: I am using Teamsite 6.1

Any hint or code or reference appreciated..

Thanks
Lal

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kaalraa

The answer would be 'No' as if you ask any method or property is there to help.

Hi,
In the DCT how can we remove or disable the close button of a replicant item?

my Requirement is ,based on some condition i need to make the close button of the replicant items enable/disable ? Is this doable?

Note: I am using Teamsite 6.1

Any hint or code or reference appreciated..

Thanks
Lal

Lal

oh ic, so is there any way to capture the click event on that Close/Remove(X)
button, so that i can do some check before deleting the replicant items.

Lal

ISCBorisB

oh ic, so is there any way to capture the click event on that Close/Remove(X)
button, so that i can do some check before deleting the replicant items.

Lal

in 6.5 there is "OnReplicantDelete" event. As stated in FormAPI manual "Event is triggered before a
replicant instance is deleted(so that by returning false in the handler, the operation can
be cancelled before the action is taken)".

You'd have to check if this event is exposed in 6.1.
If not - you can use listeners but that's not documented / supported

kaalraa

I have not used any, however you can read more on **** events.

Also as Boris said... search for event listeners within forums or Tech Articles for 6.1.

I am sure that 6.1 does not have any event like OnReplicantDelete.

oh ic, so is there any way to capture the click event on that Close/Remove(X)
button, so that i can do some check before deleting the replicant items.

Lal

ISCBorisB

I have not used any, however you can read more on iwat events...

iwat collection of event handlers has absolutely nothing to do with DC Form internal events