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Current behaviour:
When a Button or Form element has multiple Actions configured in sequence, and the end user cancels a Confirmation dialog on one of the Actions, only that specific Action is skipped. All subsequent Actions in the sequence continue to execute. This is documented behaviour, and I am aware of it.
Requested feature:
An option — ideally a dropdown or toggle per Action — that allows the following behaviour when a Confirmation dialog is cancelled:
- "Skip this action only" (current default behaviour)
- "Stop all subsequent actions" (requested new option)
Use case:
In our implementation, a button triggers a sequence of three Actions:
1. Set cell values and combobox selection (Confirmation dialog here)
2. Write cell values to other cells
3. Reset cell values to null
If the user cancels the Confirmation in step 1, steps 2 and 3 should not execute. Currently, there is no native way to achieve this without workarounds such as routing all logic through a single Integrator job or using a trigger-flag cell.
( https://knowledgebase.jedox.com/jedox/jedox-web/actions.htm?Highlight=web%20action )
While these workarounds are functional, a native solution would significantly improve usability and reduce implementation complexity, especially in scenarios where Web Actions and Integrator jobs are intentionally kept separate.
Submitted by giulio.giancola@bd-orange.com
Thank you for your great idea. While we cannot commit to a specific target version, we will consider adding it to our future internal backlog. I