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Creating Continue and submit buttons

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I have a data base that is working fine in IWP, but now I have hidden the status bar from the students. Is there a way to put a continue and a submit button on the page the students are working with.

 

I have a script that takes the student to their own page after they enter their own individual ID code. But there is a place in the script where it pauses to allow the student to enter the code. The return key or tab key will not trigger the script to continue. I need to have a continue button on the screen.

 

Next the student will enter data and I need to have a submit button for them to use to submit the data they entered.

 

I am using FM 11 server advanced

 

Any solutions?

 

Thanks

 

Lester

Add a button that is defined to resume the currently running script.

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The button works to continue script. It works perfectly. Thanks!

 

BUT does anyone know how I would put a button on the page to Submit the data? If it is a script, what script would I use. Should I put request this on the Scripts page?

 

Thanks

 

Lester

I think you're looking for the Commit Record script step.

As Dan said, IWP commands don't always correspond intuitively to their web equivalents. Submit / Commit is a good example.

 

In case you ever have a need for a "Log Out" command: it's Exit Application.

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