I figured it out (well, someone I work with who has javascript knowledge did ). Here's the script:form1.subForm1.Button1::click - (JavaScript, client)if (form1.subForm1.AccountRequest.IntercallCheckBox.rawValue == "1") // 1 is checked 0 is not{SubmitButton.execEvent ("click");}else if (form1.subForm...

Hi,I used the script you provided in the above post, and it worked perfectly, but my situation is a little different: I have two checkboxes, but I only want the message to appear if one of them isn't selected. If the other checkbox is selected, I need the fake submit button to go ahead and generate ...