I have two custom UI actions on one form and need them to both process separately

[Paul McCurnin]

I have two custom UI actions on one form and need them to both process separately, but the second custom ui action processes on both custom form buttons. I am absolutely sure the solution is simple, I just can't seem to sort out what I need to do in my script or the condition statement. 

Assistance would be great, thank you!

[Paul McCurnin]

Apologies, here are a few more snaps for context. The problem is that whether I select the Delete Box Folder action button, or the Maintenance Update action button, the Delete Box Folder Action is triggered.

[Sebas Di Loreto]

@Paul McCurnin 

Agree that having the same function name is a bad idea, mostly because these are two UI actions living together on the same table and mostly showing together on the form.

Change the doubleCheck function name to something else on the Onclick field and on line1 of the code.

[SanjivMeher · Accepted solution]

You need to have the function name doubleCheck() different names instead of one name for each UI action.

SO change the function name in the onClick and the script to a different name for one of the UI actions.

[Paul McCurnin]

That worked, thank you! I was concerned the doubleCheck was a function I could not modify. I just changed it tripleCheck() and it works just fine now

[SanjivMeher]

Awesome. Glad it helped. Could you please mark my response as correct answer if it worked for you.