Pascal,
I end up with the problem I had all along -- Notes diagnoses a logical inconsistency in a form that tries to close its own parent database, and posts a 4000 ("user-defined") error at the point of running the [FileCloseWindow] agent, right at the end of the document's QueryClose event. I...
SubmIt form can't be changed (easily) from all-LotusScript in order to accommodate a FileCloseWindow, anyway -- all its work is done in QueryClose, including locating the user's ID file, where possible, and attaching it to the email that it builds ... and sends.
I'll try what you suggest, and...
Thanks for your focus, Pascal.
I assume you mean putting a FileCloseWindow into the form's QueryClose event, but that's already full of LotusScript to do the actual doing, and in any case, my recollection is that a
Call db.Close
in that routine isn't viewed too kindly. Will I achieve...
I'm not sure that it works the way you think it does -- users receive a button in an email, with the following code behind it:
Sub Click(Source As Button)
Dim ws As New NotesUIWorkspace
Dim db As NotesDatabase
Dim uidoc As NotesUIDocument
Call ws.OpenDatabase("ServerNm"...
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Thanks for that, Pascal. Problem is that there's no way to keep more than one multi-value field sync'd with another's values. And I've found that even within a single multi-value field, if I tack on to each value within that field a code representing which type of service contract is expiring...
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