Hey @████████ - I'd be happy to take a look at what you've got.  Do you have additional Javascript (in which case, would you mind sharing?) or are you using just what was posted here?

Thanks Matthew! I have other Javascript that controls other fields, like appending our domain name to the user ID for routing, and filling a hidden field when a certain radio button is selected; but as far as controlling required fields when the Reject button is selected, I just took what was in this post and pasted it to the end. 

$(".action-btn.Reject").on('click', function() {    
    $("*[required]").each(function() { 
      $(this).removeClass('required')
      $(this).removeAttr('required');
    }); 
});

Would it help to see everything?

Is the "*[required]" used to tag all required fields?  Or is there something else I need to set up to do that? 

Again, thank you so much for your help.  :]

Yes - it should be cycling through every required field and removing the required status prior to the processing of the rejection.

If you wouldn't mind sharing your full Javascript - that would be helpful.  Unless it is hundreds of lines long that is 

Well...it's not hundreds... :) 

$(document).ready(function () {
     $('.mgrid input.singleline').change(function () {
       $(this).val('domain\\' + this.value);
    });
});
$(document).ready(function() {
  	 $('.userID1 input.singleline').trigger('change', function() {
       $(this).val('domain\\' + this.value);
     });
});
$(document).ready(function () {
  $('.radio input').change(function () {
       $(".radio input:checked").each(function(){
    if ($(this).val() == "Yes")
    {
    $('.autofill input').val('Compliance Alert!');
  }
    })     
  })
})
$(document).ready(function () {
  $('#q62 input').change(function () {
       $("#q62 input").each(function(){
    if ($(this).val() == "")
    {
    $('.autofill input').val('');
  }
    })     
  })
});
$(".action-btn.Reject").on('click', function() {    
    $("*[required]").each(function() { 
      $(this).removeClass('required')
      $(this).removeAttr('required');
    }); 
});

Thanks for taking a look!

Okay @████████ - here's some updated code for you.

Please note that I have NOT tested this code, I have only edited your code to resolve some immediate syntax errors that I could see.

1. All of the functions and events you have listed needed to be wrapped inside of the     $(document).ready(function () {     function - whereas you were listing a couple versions of that event function, and your reject button function wasn't in it at all.  It might or might not work to have the multiples, but this is cleaner and more reliable.

2. You were missing several semicolons.  Javascript is not very forgiving when those go missing.  The Laserfiche Forms editor doesn't have any functionality to report syntax errors to you, so you just find that your code won't function, particularly everything following that missing semi colon.

3. I added commenting for you.  This is not a requirement, but it is a best practice that I highly recommend.  When you (or another individual) has to come back to edit your code months or years later, it helps to have those comments to explain what everything does.  The comments at the end of functions are not something that most coders do, but I find it very helpful in Laserfiche Forms where the editor has less bells and whistles.  

$(document).ready(function () {
  
  //Notes to explain purpose of this function
  $('.mgrid input.singleline').change(function () {
    $(this).val('domain\\' + this.value);
  }); //end of $('.mgrid input.singleline').change(function () {
  
  //Notes to explain purpose of this function
  $('.userID1 input.singleline').trigger('change', function() {
    $(this).val('domain\\' + this.value);
  }); //end of $('.userID1 input.singleline').trigger('change', function() {
  
  //Notes to explain purpose of this function
  $('.radio input').change(function () {
    $(".radio input:checked").each(function(){
      if ($(this).val() == "Yes")
      {
        $('.autofill input').val('Compliance Alert!');
      }
    }); //end of $('.radio input').change(function () {
  }); //end of $('.radio input').change(function () {
  
  //Notes to explain purpose of this function
  $('#q62 input').change(function () {
    $("#q62 input").each(function(){
      if ($(this).val() == "")
      {
        $('.autofill input').val('');
      }
    }); //end of $("#q62 input").each(function(){     
  }); //end of $('#q62 input').change(function () {
  
  //When the user clicks the reject button, required fields are ignored.
  $(".action-btn.Reject").on('click', function() {    
    $("*[required]").each(function() { 
      $(this).removeClass('required');
      $(this).removeAttr('required');
    }); //end of $("*[required]").each(function() {  
  }); //end of $(".action-btn.Reject").on('click', function() {  
  
}); //end of $(document).ready(function () {

I hope this helps!

Oh, and if you don't know - at the top-right of that little code display, there should be a button to "view source" which will give you an easier view to copy from.  Helpful tip if you don't already know that one. 

Thank you @████████ - this is incredibly helpful. I should've guessed from past experience - those semicolons get me every time!

Obviously, you can tell the little I know was learned via trial by fire.  I can most certainly adopt your helpful tips for my own future sanity. ;) 

I'll give these updates a try and see how it goes. Thanks again for your help; this is really great!