Patch and navigate seperated buttons

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Hello,

Is it possible to have two buttons, one button to add value and patch this and another button to change screens.

Becouse if I use one button with both functions, it works but if I seperate these functions(one button to add, and one to navigate to the next screen) it does not respond, while the patchbutton still works.

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NandiniBhagya20 4,667 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi @NielsNachtegaal ,
You can use
Patch(<patch syntax>);Select(Button2)
in Button1's OnSelect property
And in Button2's OnSelect property add
Navigate(ScreenName)

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TylerPA 201 on at

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yes, can be setup to work. this would go into your first button:

// patching stuff Select(Button3)

unless you already have setup this way, and it's not working? would need to look further at your OnSelect setup

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Hi @NielsNachtegaal ,
Best solution if you are using Edit form , apply patch operation on button and at the same time check the Onsuccess property of form and apply navigation operation .

Form Onsuccess property - Navigate(screen)

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Chitrakant27

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NielsNachtegaal 115 on at

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Thank you all for the quick responses,
It seems that setting a variable before the patching being an issue.

OnSelect Button1:

Set(VarOrder, Amount_Input); // issue not able to navigate?? Patch(OrderTabel,ThisItem,{Amount: ThisItem.Amount + Add_Amount})

OnSelect Button2:

Navigate(Order_Form, ScreenTransition.Fade);

Seems to resolve the issue to Patch a add or distract and then able to navigate to the next form, so am going to work arround that some.
But at the moment I don't see why setting a variable makes the difference like this?

code:

Patch(OrderTabel,ThisItem,{Amount: ThisItem.Amount + Add_Amount}); Select(Button2)

Adding Select after the Patch only seems to activate Button2 without a click/tap.

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NielsNachtegaal 115 on at

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Just needed to add .Text
Set(VarOrder, Amount_Input.Text); // .Text solved the issue Patch(OrderTabel,ThisItem,{Amount: ThisItem.Amount + Add_Amount})

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