Javascript Confirm() & Condition

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I have an edit button that should prompt a user (using javascript) if fieldA = update required. The confirm should present the user with OK/Cancel. If cancel is hit, nothing should happen. If the user hits OK, it should use javascript to launch my agent updatenow. Thoughts? Thanks team…

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Subject: Javascript Confirm() & Condition

does this help?

if (confirm(“Are you sure that all of the information that you entered is correct?”))

  {

    if(form.New.value == "")

       {

         form.Action.value = "Create";

       }

        else

               {

                 form.Action.value = "Save";

               }

    checkFieldsSubmit();

   }
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Subject: RE: Javascript Confirm() & Condition

Thanks… sounds good. I’m assuming that this will not work if the New field is “”. How about if the button calls a function in the JS Header with button called runagent? Example…

function statuscheck() {

var changestatus = document.forms[0].status.value ==“update now”

if (changestatus){

if confirm (“Do you want to change the status now?”)

document.forms[0].runagent.click()

else

return true;

}

else{

return false;

}

}

Something does not seem right… am certain my syntax is off. When the user clicks the buitton, it should start by making sure the field = (example) “Update now”. If it = update now, the confirm box should appear. If user clicks OK, the agent should be triggered. If cancel, it should just stop. I guess a JS print with URL and agent parameter would have been better.

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Subject: RE: Javascript Confirm() & Condition

you are not calling the agent correctly

you call an agent the same way you call a page or a form

OpenAgent

Syntax:

http://Host/Database/AgentName?OpenAgent

Example:

http://www.acme.com/sales/leads.nsf/Process+New+Leads?OpenAgent

Note: Agents may only be referred to by name. The use of UNID is not supported when referring to an agent.

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Subject: RE: Javascript Confirm() & Condition

Thanks… will try this with the JS print.