Hi @jimbobob ,   I had also noticed this behavior with datepicker controls on the prompt. I am not sure whether it is a bug or we are missing out on some settings. But what i noticed is, if you replace the datepicker with some other control eg. a textbox, the prompt submits successfully. Also, if you copy the link for this Job and hit it on browser and submit the prompt with datepicker control, it submits successfully. It only has some issues when we run the job from SASStudio. Could you please try either of the 2 things mentioned above - 1. Replacing the datepicker control and submitting the prompt in SAS Studio 2. Submitting the prompt with datepicker control by hitting the JOB URL in seperate browser tab.   Thanks, Sumit. ... View more

Hi Xavier, Yes, I am passing the job URL to a HTML form. I had tried the target=_self option on the URL. It displays the prompt on the same web page. But on clicking submit, it opens a new browser tab, leaving the previous task prompt open in same state while clicking submit. I am fine with the task prompt opening in new tab, but I want it to close or display a message depending on status of code run post submission. Could you help me on that direction?   Regards, Sumit. ... View more

Hi Xavier, Thank you for the detailed example on task prompts. I have built a SAS Studio task prompt for one of our client requirements and integrated it in the SAS Visual Investigator solution. The prompt displays correctly and the code executes perfectly on submission of the prompt by clicking on the Submit button. However, the task prompt does not close on clicking the submit button, instead it opens up one more new blank tab and executes the code in background. Now, the user will have to close both these windows manually. Is this the default behavior or can it be changed to close the task prompt window and the new tab being opened on submission of the task prompt? ... View more