Hi All,
I use the following method to test for whether the method is exsit
the it execute the mehtod else skip, it worked fine for me with
Servoy 3.5.5/6.
if (forms.testMethod != uindefined) {
forms.testMethod()
}
else {
do something
}
Thanks
Kelvin
SV Kelvin,
Thanks.
Ok…well:
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try catch works, but make sure to throw(err) in the catch part so that Servoy can debug and log errors.
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!= undefined works - thanks SV.
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And now… the original if (form.method) works too ! ! Why it wasn’t before is beyond me…arghh.
So, ignore everything…although the discussion did draw out a few ways to check if methods exist 
Agile: Yes, I had checks in the script to throw an error and return if they weren’t set as I was troubleshooting. Thanks for taking the time…wish i knew what it was doing earlier that it wasn’t working for me.
NCM
FSCI
In general, however, I would recommend you actually test whether it’s a “function” type. Especially with the addition of form variables in Servoy 4, unless you are careful about naming conventions, it’s more and more likely you could have some other non-function declared on the form with the same name.
greg.
Yes, I use a strict naming system:
fm_ for form methods
mv_ for local method variables
gv_ global variables
r_ relationships
gr_ global relationships
btn_ button elements
fld_ field elements
c_ calc fields
sum_, count_ etc. for aggregate fields
but, yes, checking if its a function type would add another layer and be useful in case there was overlap.