It looks like very simple task - redirect to another element in WebQueryOpen , but when I tried to do it it did not work ! I mean in WQO JavaScript does not work well (or probably at all).
So I found good solution for me, and I would like to share it:
We have to take current document and then change the value in $$HTMLHeader.
Hi I use a redirect in a LotusScript WQO agent by filling out the $$HTMLHead like below.
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Ed Lee
PS. I head to take the angle brackets out so I could post this
Call contextDoc.ReplaceItemValue("$$HTMLHead", |meta http-equiv=refresh content=0;url=../frm.DocumentLocked?OpenForm&LockedBy=|+commonUsername+|| )
hi. i use this:
ReplyDelete0. url like this: server/base.nsf/redirectform?openform&docunid=blablabla
1. open a form (name: redirectform)
2. in this form to fields:
a. Query_String_Decoded
b. DocUnid with formula (@Middle(Query_String_Decoded;"DocUnid=";"&"))
and in HTML Head Content: "dbpath:=@ReplaceSubstring(@Subset(@DbName; -1); "\\"; "/");
"<_Meta Http-equiv=\"Refresh\" Content=\"0; Url="+dbpath+"/0/" + DocUnid + "?OpenDocument\">""
Hi
ReplyDeleteu can use next trick: move form content to subform, then place on form computed subform which relies on some field which can be changed in WQO agent.
Actually, I didn't check this, but seems like it should work
subform solution does not appear to work. I think computed subform is computed before WQO runs.
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