@Command([Clear]);

Hi, I have a button next to a RT field. The RT field has an attachment in it. The button has this formula behind it:

@Command([EditGotoField];“RTField”);

@Command([EditSelectAll]);

@Command([Clear]);

When I, the user, press the button, I get prompted with the all-to-familiar:

“This operation cannot be undone. Do you wish to proceed? Y/N.”

Is there any way I can suppress this prompt and force it carry out the ‘Clear’?

Subject: @Command([Clear]);

@PostedCommand([EditGotoField];“RTField”);@PostedCommand([EditSelectAll]);

@PostedCommand([EditInserttext]; " ");

@PostedCommand([EditSelectAll]);

@PostedCommand([EditClear])

Subject: RE: @Command([Clear]);

I don’t understand why that works, but, as a Notes developer, i’ve seen crazier things.

I just had to change the last line to [Clear] instead of [EditClear].

Thanks so much Paul! :slight_smile:

Subject: @Command([Clear]);

My preferred way of doing this is:

document.forms[0].RTField.value = “”;

No prompt whatsoever.

Subject: RE: @Command([Clear]);

Thanks again Harkpabst, i’ll probably use your code in future, but in this particular instance, this has to be in Formula.