Model-driven apps offer a client API that allows us to implement some business logic in JavaScript. The client API accepts to attach functions to events such as form loading, data changing and more.
Generally, we have two possibilities to register a function for a given event. Either in a static way, using configuration. Or dynamically, by registering functions for an event during the form…
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[Model-driven apps – Client Scripting] How to avoid calling the same function twice when creating a new record ?
Model-driven apps offer a client API that allows us to implement some business logic in JavaScript. The client API accepts to attach functions to events such as form loading, data changing and more. Generally, we have two possibilities to register a function for a given event. Either in a static way, using configuration.
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