new record

J

JB

Apparently my posts are not making it on the board. I never get responses and
can't find them on the board after I post them. Hopefully this one will post.
I need script to set the form to a new record. I currently have two views.
The first view is the view the customers fill out. It only has the fields
that they use. When they are done with it, they click the button to print the
document and submit the form. This button is on the first view but when the
button is pressed, it prints the second view and submits the form. However it
doesn't reset the form to a new record afterwards. The customer has to press
the new record button to clear the screen afterwards. The problem is that the
customer is closing the form instead because they don't want their
information still on the screen. I have to tell them to hit new record but
they forget. How do I tell it to open a new record after it prints and
submits the form? Thank you in advance for your help.
 
K

Kalyan Reddy

Hello

I think I have a answer for you. Follow these Steps

1) Open the Submit Button Properties by double clicking on the Button
2) Select Submit from the Action Drop down
3) Click on the Define Action Parameters Button to Open Submitting Forms
Window
4) Select Enable Submit Commands and Buttons
5) Click on the Submit optionsbutton to open Submit Options Window
6) Select Create a New, Blank Form radion Button and Click OK 3 times to
save the changes

I hope this will Help you.
 
J

JB

Thank you for your response. That would work if the only thing I want the
button to do is submit. However, the button is using script. The script is
printing a different view than you are currently on, then submitting the
form. Those two features work but I can't get it to reset the form so it will
be ready for the next customer.
 

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