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Get ( RecordOpenState ) to show text if record is not saved

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So, I have this layout where I can edit a Service Order, that won't save automatic, I want to have a green text if the record is commited and a red text if the record is modified and not commited. Tried having two text overlaping, one set to hide if Get ( RecordOpenState ) = 0 and the other to hide if that = 2... It only shows as if the record was always saved even when I modify it. Am I doing something wrong?

 

Thanks!


And that is weird, if I set a conditional formating to turn the text red when Get ( RecordOpenState ) = 2 it works fine and goes back white when saved (Get ( RecordOpenState ) = 0)... 

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If the record is saved by pressing my "save" button script, and then modified, the conditional text formating works fine, however if the record is saved by someone clicking outside of the layout zone, then modify any field content, the conditional formating stop working until the window is refreshed. Ideas on how to solve this?
 
Tried to have a refresh window script on record commit as layout trigger but still wont refresh the conditional text rule if record is saved by clicking outside of the layout.

Edited by Morenomdz

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