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Reply posted by Jim Fricker on Fri 10 Jan 2003 in response to Fixing the Domino CheckBox Bug

We had this bug at MLIM...

Jake,


Steve C encountered this bug back when you and I were at MLIM (how many years
ago is it now?). I showed him the same solution as the one you describe, as he
insisted on using his own submit.


I prefer a different solution which combines the power of both @Formula buttons
and custom client-side JavaScript. I use an @Formula button which allows me to
do things like


FIELD Action := "Approve";
@Command([FileSave]);
@Command([FileCloseWindow]);


or in a different button


FIELD Action := "Reject";
@Command([FileSave]);
@Command([FileCloseWindow]);


(Where Action is a CFD field so is not saved in the doc but can be accessed by
the WebQuerySave agent)


And I then use a bit of inline JavaScipt to modify the onclick event code
domino has automatically generated for the buttons from
just a call to _doClick(...) to include extra code at the start eg an if
statement with a call to a validation routine. Event code in JavaScript is just
another data object which can be manipulated.


By ensuring you always call the _doClick code you do not get the checkbox
problem.


One day Lotus may let us do this properly by have two events for a button.
Client side custom JavaScript which runs first, then if the custom JavaScript
returns true the automatic domino submit runs, followed by the server-side
@Formula.


Jim