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ljburnham

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DavidShower said:

Ok Try what I posted. Putting the exclamation mark at the beginning forces the execution of the statement on page load.

Thank you, just tried it and it didn't work for either statement. It works when I use them individually, just not together.

Posted : December 2, 2013 6:15 am

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ljburnham said:

DavidShower said:

Ok Try what I posted. Putting the exclamation mark at the beginning forces the execution of the statement on page load.

Thank you! It did work after all when I put them in the watcher pane. The person who built the form originally had put it in the page close handler, and we was an expert so as a newbie I was just following him. Now I have learned something! Thanks again.

Posted : December 5, 2013 10:19 pm

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Are you guys aware that as of version 10 form close handlers do not always execute? They only execute when you click Next or Previous to move between forms. You can toggle to the document text or end the update without the page close handlers ever executing.

In short you should not use them. Frown If you currently have any in use you should:

a) remove them immediately

b) look at what they were doing and consider the implications to your data knowing that they only sometimes executed.

You have my heartfelt sympathy if this ruins your day.

Posted : December 11, 2013 8:11 am

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justinbelcher said:

Are you guys aware that as of version 10 form close handlers do not always execute? They only execute when you click Next or Previous to move between forms. You can toggle to the document text or end the update without the page close handlers ever executing.

In short you should not use them. If you currently have any in use you should:

a) remove them immediately

b) look at what they were doing and consider the implications to your data knowing that they only sometimes executed.

You have my heartfelt sympathy if this ruins your day.

Are you aware that as of 11 they are working again?

Posted : December 13, 2013 3:44 am

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Nope. Thanks for the update.

Posted : December 15, 2013 10:42 am

ljburnham

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chrishuff1 said:

justinbelcher said:

Are you guys aware that as of version 10 form close handlers do not always execute? They only execute when you click Next or Previous to move between forms. You can toggle to the document text or end the update without the page close handlers ever executing.

In short you should not use them. If you currently have any in use you should:

a) remove them immediately

b) look at what they were doing and consider the implications to your data knowing that they only sometimes executed.

You have my heartfelt sympathy if this ruins your day.

Are you aware that as of 11 they are working again?

We are still on 9.5, and jumping to 12 when it is released...so hopefully they will work in 12!

Posted : December 15, 2013 11:04 pm

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