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Topic: Re: Exit Submit Button (Via Email)
Conf: (P-PDF) JavaScript, Msg: 28626
From: prodok
Date: 10/17/2001 03:17 AM

These two actions are executed independently of each other. This
means that the second action does not consider the result of the
first one.

However, in your case, you do not really need two actions. In fact,
you could also do the submit controlled via JavaScript, using the
submitForm() method. This should completely solve your problem.

Hope, this can help.


Max Wyss
PRODOK Engineering
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>I have a submit button that has 2 actions. The first is a
>javascript call to a verify function. The second is a submit form
>action. What I'm trying to do is exit the submit button if the
>verify function is false. Right now it just executes the verify
>function, ignores the return value (of false) and then executes the
>submit form action. Can I use Approve.Exit() to stop the submit
>button, or is there some other function?
>