Submit Button w/o JavaScript
Hi, I have a bit of a dilemma. From my understanding, JS will not be supported within buttons in the near future. How can I create a submit button for a form without using JS? The issue I run ...
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I am close to a solution:
I was going to create a 2nd Submit button paired with an automation.
There is an ability to add attachments (child) which triggers the record to be saved.
Some requests do not require an attachment but it is an option.
I will have a summary field for how many attachments there are.
If = 0, then I will have the 2nd submit button show, this will pretend to create a child record which will cause the parent to save, and then it will redirect them to where I want, making them feel like they directly submitted it.
On the back-end, I will have an automation that says when a record is saved, attachments summary = 0, and the request type = x or y or z, check 'Submit Checkbox'. This will trigger my other functions to operate as should.
The issue I discovered with this is that if they do want to add an attachment, it will trigger the 'Submit' function early since the attachments will be at 0 until they save the attachment.
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Curtis Middleton
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I was going to create a 2nd Submit button paired with an automation.
There is an ability to add attachments (child) which triggers the record to be saved.
Some requests do not require an attachment but it is an option.
I will have a summary field for how many attachments there are.
If = 0, then I will have the 2nd submit button show, this will pretend to create a child record which will cause the parent to save, and then it will redirect them to where I want, making them feel like they directly submitted it.
On the back-end, I will have an automation that says when a record is saved, attachments summary = 0, and the request type = x or y or z, check 'Submit Checkbox'. This will trigger my other functions to operate as should.
The issue I discovered with this is that if they do want to add an attachment, it will trigger the 'Submit' function early since the attachments will be at 0 until they save the attachment.
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Curtis Middleton
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It looks like I will need to add a field for those specific requests, that asks if they need to add attachments which will then show the 'Add Attachment' button. That way I can give the automation a way to differentiate between an attachment being added and the record being submitted.
And this way I won't need to create a 2nd button, I can just have the functionality of the original button be reliant on specific fields and redirect accordingly.
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Curtis Middleton
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And this way I won't need to create a 2nd button, I can just have the functionality of the original button be reliant on specific fields and redirect accordingly.
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Curtis Middleton
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- IF you figure something out, let me know. I just recently posted a question that is very similar to this. I need a save button on a child record to save and display (on mobile) without it jumping back to the parent. I also thought about creating a fake child as a way to save and somehow returning. If you come up with something, please post what you did!
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Mike Tamoush
------------------------------- If you just need to create a new record and have it already be saved (ie already have a record ID), Kirk Trachy has code and a sneaky way to make that happen. I can show you where that is. My issue is I need that to happen and also have the parent record ID go along with it...so his code does not work for me.
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Mike Tamoush
------------------------------ - Mike,
If you look above, I posted my solution. If you have questions about it, feel free to let me know and I can provide clarification.
Regards.
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Curtis Middleton
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