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in case "if Page.Runmodal(...) = Action::Lookup then" doesn't show an ok-button
kriki
Member, Moderator Posts: 9,115
It is caused if you run a page from the launch.json. If you then run another object that uses the above code, it will never show the OK-button.
If you then CLOSE the page that was opened on publish and reopen it again in the session, then the OK-button will appear
It seems that launch.json runs a page as RUNMODAL which blocks the next OK-buttons.
If you then CLOSE the page that was opened on publish and reopen it again in the session, then the OK-button will appear
It seems that launch.json runs a page as RUNMODAL which blocks the next OK-buttons.
Regards,Alain Krikilion
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