Disable Async Timeout for Save Events in Model-Driven Forms – Show Dialogs in OnSave

The OnSave event in Model-Driven Forms was one of the events where we couldn’t execute asynchronous code, and that stayed that way for a very long time. The only way we could make some requests before saving a record, was to stop the saving process, make the requests and start the saving again. But that had some other issues, because that would reject any formContext.data.save() attempts, written behind some standard ribbon commands.

• The timeout problem (open dialogs issue)
• Show a confirm dialog in OnSave event

A few years ago, we’ve got the “ Async OnSave “. This is an option, we can set for each Model-Driven App

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