Script.Exit()
Script.Exit() stops all script execution. Wherever the Script.Exit() occurs it will stop all script execution no matter how many sub-scripts you happen to be in.
Note: If you are in a function and want to exit the function but still continue the script, use the JavaScript return statement.
Applies To
Properties and Methods
None
Available
The .Exit() method is available in:
- 15.03.016
- All newer builds
Type
Method
Syntax
Script.Exit();
Parameters
None
Example
//--add this script to the save button on a form
if(!Event.Form.YesNo('Are you sure you want to save this record?'))
{
Script.Exit();
}
Event.Base();
/* Expected Prompt Response:
If the user answers no to the prompt, then all script execution stops, including calling the base function of saving the record.
The result of a 'No' response is that the record is not saved.
*/
Script Object - Properties and Methods