fiogf49gjkf0d Hey Mike,
I eventually figured this one out. Using:
CloseCurrentView False
vs.
Application.BasicFunctions.CloseCurrentView False
Didn't seem to make a difference. It ended up being a data validation issue. There was a picklist that was set in the "Manage Picklists" menu to be a required field, but it was on a panel that was being disabled.
It turns out that this problem always existed when certain criteria were met (the same criteria that was disabling the panel).
The fix involved making the picklist NOT required, then adding validation on the OKButton script to not allow the picklist to be empty when the criteria was not met.
Hopefully that makes sense and can help someone else out in the future! |