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Scripted button-click?

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I'm wrestling with resuming a paused script.

Background:


  • Script 1 checks user-input fields for blank entries; if found, calls script 2
    Script 2 opens a window with an explanation of the problem, a field in which to enter text for input into the blank field, and a "Cancel" button [script 3: Close window, halt script] and a "Correct" button [script 3: Close window, return text to appropriate field]. Both buttons resume Script 2.

Problem: I would like to have the ability to resume script 2 not only from the Cancel or Correct buttons, but also by a script trigger (on object Save) from the field; this would allow the user to avoid reaching for the mouse after having keyed in the correction.

I have looked over the forums, and it seems that others have run up against this and get the impression that there is no resume step that can be invoked from a script trigger in the same way it is from the button.

http://fmforums.com/forum/showtopic.php?tid/202899/post/323522/#323522

My question: I could fix this if there is a scripted way to invoke a button click, by having a script trigger which invokes a script to <>. Is there a way to do this, perhaps for example by using the button's "Object Name"?

What fires Script1...a button?

  • Author

That's correct, a button.

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