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How do I reset the fields of XStream Out form when it closes?

LoVyacheslavvVEMs
LoVyacheslavvVEMs 5 months ago

Hello!

I call the XStream Out form using pipoDisplay(transStreamOutNewForm) command from my SKILL code. After that, I'm using a pre-generated template file using xstSetField("templateFile" <myTemplateFile>) command.

Next, I have 2 problems:
1) At the end of translation, I want to reset all the fields I have changed by performing an action equivalent to clicking on the "Reset All fields" button. However, I can't find any ways to do this from the SKILL code.
2) I don't know exactly when to use the "Reset All fields" function. SKILL provides only 3 time points when I can do this: when the translation starts, when it ends, or when I click on the "Cancel" button in the XStream Out form. However, I need the fields not to be reset at the end of the translation when clicking on the "Apply" button, but to be reset when the form automatically closed after clicking on the "Translate" button. In short, I want the fields to reset when the XStream Out form is closed, however, I cannot track this moment.

How can I reset all the fields of the XStream Out form when it is closed?

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  • LoVyacheslavvVEMs
    LoVyacheslavvVEMs 5 months ago

    I found the answer to my first question. This functionality can be replaced by setting a template file uploaded from the form after clicking on the "Reset All fields" button.

    However, the main question remains: how to detect the closing of the XStream Out form in order to reset all its fields at this moment?

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