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Enducing a key press in script
Posted: 05 Aug 09 6:31 AM
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Hi again all, i have a little development to do by which the pressing of a particular step in a sales process open a Note (what you get by pressing F9). I thought it simply a case of managing the sale process and telling it to open the Note form when clicked. I cant seem to find the plugin/form for the Note so my second choice is to enduce an F9 click when the step is pressed. Any ideas?
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Re: Enducing a key press in script
Posted: 06 Aug 09 4:34 AM
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As usual Raul your advice was right on the mark, worked perfectly. The only thing is every time the script is executed on the step click and the note is created or cancelled a message box is displayed stating that the script has been executed. Although this was useful for me i cant have it displying every time for the users. Any idea where this message comes from? i havnt coded it in. |
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Re: Enducing a key press in script
Posted: 06 Aug 09 6:06 AM
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Andrew
You are right - you haven't - this is simply an "acknowledgement". You can remove it - just search for the text in the scripts (ctrl-F) - you should find it and then just comment it out.
Regards Mike
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Re: Enducing a key press in script
Posted: 06 Aug 09 6:15 AM
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Thanks for your reply mike. but where exactly do i search? the application.basicfunctions.......etc is the only line of code there. i started a new vbscript, just put in that one line of code from Raul in there and then told the step in the salesprocess to call that script. |
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Re: Enducing a key press in script
Posted: 06 Aug 09 6:17 AM
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As stated by Mike, this is part of the Sales Process and is located on the Include script. There are, from what I recall, several boxes, one for each type of action executed. Search for them and just comment them out. |
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Re: Enducing a key press in script
Posted: 06 Aug 09 6:19 AM
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Originally posted by Andrew Grandin
Thanks for your reply mike. but where exactly do i search? the application.basicfunctions.......etc is the only line of code there. i started a new vbscript, just put in that one line of code from Raul in there and then told the step in the salesprocess to call that script. |
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Open the Sales Process tab, then expand the Include Scripts. Open the Included Sales Process script and search within it. |
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