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Strange global field problem...

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Sorry if this is in the wrong group but the problem is a combination of Global Fields and Scripts...

I have a script that takes the user to a new layout where there is a global field (we'll call it gField.) gField is defined as a checkbox list based on values from a different field in the database.

The script is paused to allow the user to choose their selection, and it is continued when the user clicks a button (which performs resume script.) There is only the one script running.

After the user clicks the button to continue, I have an If Statement...

If ( IsEmpty ( gField ) )

that shows a pop-up message telling the user that the field is empty and that it needs to be filled before continuing.

However with this script, the message will always appear if the global field was empty when the script started, but will perform correctly if the field was not empty before the script started.

To me this seems like a bug because the global field should take effect during the script (the data choosen remains there after the script is cancelled.)

Anyone else have this problem or know about a stupid mistake that I've missed?

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Never mind, Im on crack...forgot to change one of the buttons so I was running a different (yet similar) script.

Please ignore the crazy man talking to the wall smile.gif" border="0

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