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I am attempting to execute a button action based on the values entered into two fields. I have the logic built for the condition but I'm not sure how to tell it to 'go ahead' after.

//Check Values
function chkflds() {
	var item1 = document.getElementById('edit1').value;
	var item2 = document.getElementById('combobox1').value;
	if ( item1 == "" && item2 != "test" ) {
        alert("Wrong Combination");
        return false;
    } else {
        alert("YAY :( But does nothing");  ?????Not sure what to do here ?????
        return true;
    }
}

I'm not familiar with javascript, but it looks like the included code from the gui on a button says to execute whatever requests_list value is in that specific line.

I can do onclick="button1_onclick(this); chkflds();" and it works, but I don't want to execute both. I want to check first, if fields are not the correct combination, alert, else execute button.

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Ok, that was easy. I finally guessed the correct combination.

OnExecute(button1);


Can close :-)


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