[HeshanKaru1994]

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form = getFormById("637207031573dceaf797e28050874261");
form.setOnSubmit(function(){
 if  ($("#invoiceAmount").getValue() <= 500 || $("#invoiceAmount").getValue() == "") {
    alert("The Invoice Amount is too high or is empty.");
    return false; //stop submit
  }
});

This code will stop submitting a form.Assume you have 3 different validating methods.
return False on each of the following methods will still submit the form

[amosbatto]

You have to do it this way:

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form = $("#637207031573dceaf797e28050874261");
form.setOnSubmit( function() {
 var invAmt = parseInt( $("#invoiceAmount").getValue() );
 if  ( invAmt <= 500 || $("#invoiceAmount").getValue() == "") {
    alert("The Invoice Amount is too high or is empty.");
    return false; //stop submit
  }
});

[HeshanKaru1994]

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form = $("#637207031573dceaf797e28050874261");
form.setOnSubmit( function() {
 functionA();
functionB();
});

function functionA(){
    if(){
   return false;
}else{
    }
}

function functionB(){
  if(){
   return false;
}else{
    }
}

I was wondering a situation like this.When I try I found that all the method implementations should be inside the same place rather than in different places?

[amosbatto]

Do it this way:

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form = $("#637207031573dceaf797e28050874261");
form.setOnSubmit( function() {
  if (functionA() === false || functionB() === false) {
     return false;
  } 
} 
function functionA(){
    if(){
   return false;
}else{
    }
}

function functionB(){
  if(){
   return false;
}else{
    }
}

PS: If you are going to post code, put it inside code tags. It is the "</>" icon in the post editor.

[HeshanKaru1994]

Thank you will do like that