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What customisation do you want to carry out? &nbsp;The actions carried out by that button as in the back-end code of SharePoint. &nbsp;There will be an on-click event on the .aspx page that will call a method from the .cs page.<br />
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If you can explain what you're trying to achieve then I might be able to guide you towards the best practice route.
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What customisation do you want to carry out?  The actions carried out by that button as in the back-end code of SharePoint.  There will be an on-click event on the .aspx page that will call a method from the .cs page.

If you can explain what you're trying to achieve then I might be able to guide you towards the best practice route.

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Thanks for your help , <br />
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just i want after i deleted an item i dont want to be redirected to the Custom Liste i want to be redirected to another URL, or to close the EditForm Page. <br />
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Thanks
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Thanks for your help ,

just i want after i deleted an item i dont want to be redirected to the Custom Liste i want to be redirected to another URL, or to close the EditForm Page.

Thanks

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HI , <br />
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I want to Customize the Java script command &nbsp;of the Delete SPList Item &nbsp;button in the Ribbon , &nbsp;<br />
where can i get this command ? I searched &nbsp;in Init.js and Core.js for the following id:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-27643862-1">Ribbon.ListForm.Edit.Actions.DeleteItem&quot;</code></pre>
, but i didint found it , <br />
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Thanks
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HI , 


I want to Customize the Java script command  of the Delete SPList Item  button in the Ribbon ,  
where can i get this command ? I searched  in Init.js and Core.js for the following id:

(CODE), but i didint found it , 

Thanks

Where to find the java script command of the delete splistitem button ribbon ?

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