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Javascript alert function running twice in my script

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Posted on by Ravi Fulani

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It seems my JS is running twice when I have called it only once that is on save, I have used alert dialog box and this alert dialog box comes twice so i am not able to understand why this problem is coming can anyone help below is the code that i have used.
context.getEventArgs().preventDefault();
var alertStrings = { confirmButtonLabel: "Yes", text: "Please complete the Technical Evaluation First and Mark 'Technical Evaluation Completed' field as Yes.", title: "Booking Alert: ERROR" };
var alertOptions = { height: 120, width: 260 };
Xrm.Navigation.openAlertDialog(alertStrings, alertOptions).then(
function (success) {
console.log("Alert dialog closed");
},
function (error) {
console.log(error.message);
}
);

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Ravi Fulani 830 on at

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RE: Javascript alert function running twice in my script

Auto save is already No in my system, That is the reason I am confused that such simple code which shows only an alert why it is running twice
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PabloCRP 1,088 on at

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RE: Javascript alert function running twice in my script

"The form saves every 30 seconds so it can cause plug-ins, workflows, or JavaScript to trigger when you may not want them to"

it raises twice because at the time you are debugging the autosave already happend.

So turn it off.

more info...

1- MSDocs

2- Auto Save Form

regards.

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Ravi Fulani 830 on at

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RE: Javascript alert function running twice in my script

Hi @Luis Boal

I did try that and it ran twice so I am lil bit not able to understand the reason.
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RE: Javascript alert function running twice in my script

Hello Ravi,

I would suggest to add a debugger statement in the code and use the Developer tool create a breakpoint to debug. More details on docs.microsoft.com/.../debugger

Luis