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That worked when I created an additional canvas/window...couldn't get it to work with an alert.
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That worked when I created an additional canvas/window...couldn't get it to work with an alert.

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That worked when I created an additional canvas/window but I could not get that to work with an alert.
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That worked when I created an additional canvas/window but I could not get that to work with an alert.

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I have created an alert when a user deletes a record, they are prompted with a stop alert. &nbsp;The default buttons are 'OK' and 'Cancel', but when you click either button, it just closes the alert and the delete still goes through. &nbsp;Is there a quick line of code that will revert that delete, how can you control what the 'OK' and the 'Cancel' button does, any ideas?<br />
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I used the SET_ALERT_PROPERTY.
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I have created an alert when a user deletes a record, they are prompted with a stop alert.  The default buttons are 'OK' and 'Cancel', but when you click either button, it just closes the alert and the delete still goes through.  Is there a quick line of code that will revert that delete, how can you control what the 'OK' and the 'Cancel' button does, any ideas?

I used the SET_ALERT_PROPERTY.

Setting Alerts and their buttons

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