Re: Two functions in onclick event of a button

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From: Daniel Kirsch <Iwillnotread_daniel@xxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 28 Sep 2005 14:59:48 +0200

kiran wrote:

now, I need some code which I can use in validate() function that will stop the execution of any other function or code after validate() function that's there for this save button onclick.


Something like exitAllFurtherCodeExecutionForThisEvent()?
No, I don't know of any. Only for WSH there is WScript.Quit().

I guess you must restructure your programlogic and maybe in your case it might be a good idea to think about Randy's suggestion in <2OKdnU84dK6_8aXeRVn-sQ@xxxxxxxxxxx> ("It might be wiser to let validate decide whether to call send or not and then call it.")

Daniel
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