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Help getting Cancel button callback to work

menime54

I am having trouble getting the callback to work when I hit the Cancel button on a form I created.  I have tried to write the ?callback line multiple different ways.  The OK button works fine.  I want to call the same function for both buttons.  What am I doing wrong?

?callback       list('xMPP_CloseForm 'xMPP_CloseForm)

OR

?callback       "xMPP_CloseForm() xMPP_CloseForm()"

?buttonLayout   '(OKCancel
        (Defaults     "(hiFormDefaults xMPPform)")
        (Apply        "(xMPP_ModifyAll (geGetSelSet))")              
        (Next         "(xMPP_UpdateForm )")
        (Previous     "(xMPP_UpdateForm )") )

 

Thank you!!

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  •  Hi Lawrence,

     Thanks for your ideas.  When I try 'Empty I can not get any of my custom buttons to appear at all.  I can do 

    '('Close (s_custonButtonText s_custonButtonCB))

    which gives me a Close button that works, but I would really rather have an OK button rather than a Close button so people using my function won't be confused.  That is why I was using the OKCancel buttons, so I would have an OK button.  I would like to know how to properly get the cancel callback to work as well for future function I may write.

     

    Thank you!!

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  •  Hi Lawrence,

     Thanks for your ideas.  When I try 'Empty I can not get any of my custom buttons to appear at all.  I can do 

    '('Close (s_custonButtonText s_custonButtonCB))

    which gives me a Close button that works, but I would really rather have an OK button rather than a Close button so people using my function won't be confused.  That is why I was using the OKCancel buttons, so I would have an OK button.  I would like to know how to properly get the cancel callback to work as well for future function I may write.

     

    Thank you!!

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