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I'm not sure how to layout an IF statement that would do multiple things.

for example:

IF Form update is successful,

1. Show a successful notification

2.Reset form

3. Navigate to another page many thanks

In my coder days it would be this...

IF (submit = "worked")

{

//do this

//then do this

/and so on

}

Else

{

//do this

//then do this

//and so on

}

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Its basically the same. You just need to use the line end character for your particular region between each statement. For the US that character is ';'

if (submit = "worked", do this; then do this; and so on, do this; then do this; and so on)

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Thank you!

I think I get it now.

My actual code:

If(varSuccess, //if the data has updated correctly..

Notify("Update Successfull",NotificationType.Success);

Navigate(ViewMainScreen_TABLE,ScreenTransition.Fade);

ResetForm(FormShiftData);

ResetForm(FormRejectData)

,

//else

Notify("Update Failed",NotificationType.Error)

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