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I was thinking it would be a @setfield
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both solutions above are right, but basically such questions always lead to more issues later, ie. you might in 2 weeks ask: how can I prevent all users from pressing this button etc..<br />
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I would advise you to sit down with a good LN consultant and give him your requirements so that all can be done properly and not in small steps like adding a button here or there
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both solutions above are right, but basically such questions always lead to more issues later, ie. you might in 2 weeks ask: how can I prevent all users from pressing this button etc..

I would advise you to sit down with a good LN consultant and give him your requirements so that all can be done properly and not in small steps like adding a button here or there

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Hmmm, you can answer almost all of the questions on EE like that.<br />
Or even shorter: &quot;Hire consultant&quot;.<br />
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IMO, since the question was very specific, it required a specific answer.
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Hmmm, you can answer almost all of the questions on EE like that.
Or even shorter: "Hire consultant".

IMO, since the question was very specific, it required a specific answer.

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Hi <br />
I have to create a button to reset the status field on a form when pressed. Can anyone give me some ideas on how to start <br />
Thanks :)
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Hi 
I have to create a button to reset the status field on a form when pressed. Can anyone give me some ideas on how to start 
Thanks :)

Button to reset the  status field

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