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Hello everyone. On my Form's OnSuccess property, I have a Notify() function, with a delay of 5000. After this, I'm also issuing a RequestHide() to close the form and go back to my SharePoint list. The issue is, the form closes so fast that I don't see my Notify message. How can I display my message before the form closes?

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WarrenBelz 154,799 Most Valuable Professional on at

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@m15433b ,

The only way would be with a timer (you can hide it). Set a Variable to start it on the OnSuccess of the Form

UpdateContext({varTimer:false}); UpdateContext({varTimer:true})

Set the Start to

varTimer

the Duration to 5000 and OnTimerEnd

RequestHide()

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@WarrenBelz it works, thanks so much!

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Many thanks! This works for me, too.

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Now a lot easier

Notify( Message [, NotificationType [ , Timeout ] ] )
Message – Required. Message to display to the user.
NotificationType – Optional. Type of the message to display from the table above. The default is NotificationType.Information.
Timeout – Optional. Number of milliseconds to wait before automatically dismissing the notification. The default is 10 seconds (or 10,000 milliseconds). The notification is displayed indefinitely with a Timeout of 0.

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