Custom Code - submit form function

[Sam]

Hi YeeFlow,

On form action, we have to use “Submit Form” step to submit the form, image below:

Now my question is, can I use Custom code (Execute Script) alone to submit the form? if yes, any code example?

Thank you!

[Jason]

What I mean is that you can add a “Submit Form” action after the custom code action

[Sam]

Hi @Jason thank you for your quick reply.

I just found out why my custom code not running in sequence. (run “Execute Script” and “Submit Form” at the same time)

Since I have some dialog require user to click before submit.

I need to make the show dialog function become async function like belows:

const common = context.modules[MODULE_COMMON];
const { AkModal } = common;
//...
async function showDialog(contentMsg) {
            return await new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
                AkModal.confirm({
                    title: "Alert",
                    content: contentMsg,
                    onOk: () => {
                        let obj = {};
                        resolve(true);
                    },
                    onCancel: () => {
                        let obj = {};
                        resolve(false);
                    }
                });
              });
        }

And call this function with await.

await showDialog("msg1");

Thank you so much for your time and assistance in solving this problem.

[Jason]

1. You can use the Confirm dialog and the execution condition of the Submit Form is the value of the Confirm dialog.

2. The execution conditions of the “ Submit Form” are defined by yourself. (alert)

execute(context: CodeInContext, fieldsValues: any) { 
   const common = context.modules[MODULE_COMMON];
       const { AkModal } = common; 
       AkModal.confirm({
           title: "Alert",
           content: "1213131231",
           onOk: () => {
               let obj = {};
               context.setFieldValue("alert",false);  
           },
           onCancel: () => {
               let obj = {};
               context.setFieldValue("alert",true);  
               console.log("false")
           }
       }); 
  }