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Electronic Signature - How to block empty comment on confirm?

Hi,

I implemented electronic signatures and would like to avoid having empty comments when confirming an action. Is there a way to make sure that there is at least one character in the comment field when the user clicks on OK?

Regards,

4 Replies

  • I've seen it done, but you need to write some custom VBA code for it.

    For our project, we decided that it is not needed. After all, if you are not able to enforce a policy for the operators to give meaningful details, then instead of empty comments you will get one-character comments :)

    If you are just afraid that they will click OK accidentally, put a policy which requires password entry when commenting (built-in functionality, no custom code needed).

  • In reply to István Orbán:

    The customer didn't accept this solution.

    I tried to find how to modify this window, but I'm not sure I found the good one, and don't find how to modify it.

    Could you please give me some clue to solve this issue?

    Thanks and regards

  • In reply to Jalvarez:

    Hi Jalvarez,

    are you sure that DeltaV accepts an empty box to confirm an action? I am pretty sure that by using Electronic Signatures you have to enter at least 1 character. Of course that one can be a space-character as well...so you have the same situation, but as Istvan said, the operators have to be learned how to provide an acceptable entry.

    BR Adam

  • In reply to Adam Bagosi:

    hi,

    Yes empty comment is accepted. And by simply pressing "enter" the window is validated!