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Stopping other scripts

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Hey,

I got a problem with my scripts / layouts...

First my QUESTION: Is there a way to create a script that closes all other running scripts but not itself?

And here’s the PROBLEM behind it:

I’ve created a search layout that can be accessed by the users in find mode only. At the top of the layout there’s a button bar, and when pressing a button a script takes the user to other search layouts. Except one case everything works fine:

When a user enters one of these search layouts in find mode, the script pauses so that he can enter data. However, if he does not perform a search on this layout (so that the script would end properly), but goes via the buttons to an other search layout, he is starting a second script while the first script is still pausing. In the end (when clicking around too much...) it can happen, that there is a script still „open“ in the background and when returning to the search layout that is connected to this script, this still open script causes trouble. So, I’d like to exit the other scripts first. (Note: I don’t give my users access to the status bar at the left to stop running scripts from there.)

Thanks for your input!

Mike

When you go to specify the button and attaching a perform script step, you will see that there are options to change it from teh default pause to halt, exit, resume.

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Hey John!

Thank you so much for your fast help... it made my day!!!

Everything works fine now :) : :

Best regards,

Mike

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