While that solution works, it's not very user friendly. Why have them submit, then cancel and require them to click a checkbox. You should make their life easier...I'm not sure what this checkbox is, but you have several options:
1) This is the best user experience and what you should be doing... Create a UI policy ...under When to Apply...Add Filter Conition ad_domain = YES or ad_comain=YesB and question_choide = incorrect info. Leave Reverse if False...then Save. After it reloads go to UI Policy Actions, select new, add in the checkbox field and set Mandatory to true. This will pre-empt the user to check it prior to submission. to inform them after submission is the least desirable as it adds clicks...Submit -> Ok on alert -> check box -> Submit and hope you don't rinse repeat due to other onSubmits...
2) If you can't do that for some reason, then don't hate on your users and require them to check a box then have to resubmit... use a confirm and do it for them...
function onSubmit() {
if(g_form.getValue('ad_domain') == 'YES' || g_form.getValue('ad_domain') == 'YESb' && g_form.getValue('question_choice') == 'incorrect info' ) //assuming values are YES and YESb
{
if(g_form.getValue('user_confirm') == 'false' ){
var result = confirm('Are you sure you wish to submit?');//or whatever that checkbox is for
if (result) {
g_form.setValue('checkbox', true);
else
return false;
}
}
}
*edit: changed prompt to confirm*
