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Hi all, I have a start form that I have to use a pausing (10ms) autosubmit
iainf
over 12 years ago
Hi all,
I have a start form that I have to use a pausing (10ms) autosubmit javascript on.
If I don't pause the start form, I find that the link on the next form, to a task dashboard does not work.
Why?
Thanks...
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shelzle
over 12 years ago
OK, I see. I use autosubmit a lot and always with "settimeout". I think this is because without a timeout the JS function call ("submit") is made from within the event handler for onload. This may interrupt proper function of the Appian JS. When you use "settimeout" the function call is done separately from the Appian JS and works.
I like your idea to use a process and a dashboard to show task information ...
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shelzle
over 12 years ago
OK, I see. I use autosubmit a lot and always with "settimeout". I think this is because without a timeout the JS function call ("submit") is made from within the event handler for onload. This may interrupt proper function of the Appian JS. When you use "settimeout" the function call is done separately from the Appian JS and works.
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