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05:28 AM using a Web browserCategory: Domino Designer -- LotusScriptRelease: 5.0.10Platform: Windows NT Hello, I have a database with two documents in it. In the form for the document is an lotus notes error codes action button which outputs the document to HTML. One document works and the other one fails with the error 4407: document command not available. I have stepped through the code and it is failing on the line uidoc.copy Looking at the uidoc in the variable list, it is definitely being picked up. The following code is being executed: Call uidoc.gotofield("Body") Call uidoc.selectall Call uidoc.copy lotus notes error illegal circular use core email classes ***** Fails here Body is a RTF field and has content in it when the document is opened. I can't understand why the action button works on one document and not the other. There are no entering or exiting events on the field, this seems to have been a suggestion in previous posts. Any help would be great! Cheers, Andy Document options Print this page Search this forum Forum views and search Date (threaded) Date (flat) With excerpt Author Category Platform Release Advanced search RSS feeds All forum posts RSSAll main topics RSSMore Lotus RSS feeds Resources Forum use and etiquette Native Notes Access Web site Feedback Lotus Support Lotus Support Product support pages index Search knowledge base (Technotes) Search support downloads Lotus Support RSS Wikis IBM Composite Applications IBM Mashup Center IBM Connections IBM Docs IBM Forms IBM Mobile Connect IBM Sametime IBM SmartCloud for Social Business IBM Web Experience Factory Lotus Domino Lotus Domino Designer Lotus Expeditor Lotus Foundations Lotus iNotes Lotus Instructor Community Courseware Lotus Notes Lotus Notes & Domino Application Development Lotus Notes Traveler Lotus Protector Lotus Quickr Lotus Symphony IBM Web Conten
LotusScript Notes; Workstation/Desktop; Application Development; LotusScript Technote (FAQ) Question You find that when a document is opened via the LotusScript NotesUIWorkspace.EditDocument method, the NotesUIDocument.Editmode=False command cannot act on the opened
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document. The same command works on documents that were not opened via the EditDocument lotus notes error file cannot be created method. (NotesUIDocument.Editmode=True works on either type of document.). When attempting to set the EditMode property to false, the following error
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is displayed: "Document command is not available." This issue will also happen with newly created documents. For example, the following agent will also produce the same error: Dim w As New notesuiworkspace Dim uidoc http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/46dom.nsf/869c7412fe5d56b7852569fa007826e3/735830612e29af7d85256c29003417be?OpenDocument As notesuidocument Set uidoc=w.composedocument("", "", "Main") uidoc.editmode=False Answer This issue has been reported to Lotus Software Quality Engineering. A workaround is to close the uidoc and reopen it in read mode via the NotesUIWorkspace.EditDocument method. Note: The work around discussed will not revise the behavior if the form's property "Automatically enable Edit Mode" is enabled. For more information on this, refer to document 1094500, "The EditDocument Method Opens a http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21094450 Document in Edit Mode Although Read Mode Is Specified" Steps to Follow: 1. Declare a temp variable for a NotesDocument (Dim doc as NotesDocument) and get the NotesDocument handle from the existing front end (Set doc=NotesUIDocument.Document). 2. Close the front end document (NotesUIDocument.Close()). 3. Open the document in Read mode from the front end (Call NotesUIWorkspace.EditDocument(False, doc)). Example: The following scripts have been copied from a test form that has three actions buttons. Action 1 Opens existing document in read mode via UI method. Sub Click(Source As Button) Dim uiwork As New notesuiworkspace Dim doc As notesdocument Set doc = uiwork.currentdocument.document Call uiwork.editdocument(False, doc) End Sub Action 2: Toggles edit mode (old method) Sub Click(Source As Button) Dim uiwork As New notesuiworkspace Dim uidoc As notesuidocument Set uidoc = uiwork.currentdocument If uidoc.editmode Then uidoc.editmode = False Else uidoc.editmode=True End If End Sub Action 3: Toggles edit mode (workaround) Sub Click(Source As Button) Dim uiwork As New notesuiworkspace Dim uidoc As notesuidocument Dim doc As notesdocument Set uidoc = uiwork.currentdocument Set doc=uidoc.document If uidoc.editmode Then Call uidoc.close() Call uiwork.editdocument(False, doc) Else uidoc.Editmode = True End If End Sub Related Documents: The EditDocument Method Opens a Document in Edit Mode Although Read Mode Is Specif
console; server Technote (FAQ) Question When using the Lotus Notes client, examining an agent log, or examining a Domino server log, you http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21245494 observe the following error: No RESUME. The error may appear on its http://searchdomino.techtarget.com/tip/Validating-Entry-Of-A-Rich-Text-Field own or after another error. On a Domino server, the error is typically observed when executing a LotusScript agent. What does this error mean? Answer This error occurs when LotusScript code triggers an On Error statement, but then does not eventually include a Resume statement. The On Error statement is lotus notes used for error handling and branches the code to another area in the event of an error. The Resume statement is used to branch the code back once the error handling logic is executed. The Resume statement can be used to branch the code back to the line that caused the error (the line after the one that caused the error, or to lotus notes error label). If this error occurs, you should note the steps to reproduce the issue. If the issue occurs in a custom application, the issue should be reported to your application development group responsible for the application. If the issue occurs in a database based on a Notes/Domino template, check for existing documents on the issue, and if you are unable to find a solution, report the issue to IBM Support. Supporting Information From the Domino Designer Help entry Content -> LotusScript Language -> Run-time error messages -> No RESUME No RESUME You are using an On Error statement in a procedure, but have not included a Resume statement. Insert one or more Resume statements at the appropriate points in the script. From the Domino Designer Help entry Content -> LotusScript Language -> LotusScript Language Reference -> Resume Resume Directs LotusScript to resume script execution at a particular statement in a script, after an error has occurred. Syntax Resume [ 0 | Next | label ] Elements 0 Resumes execution at the statement that caused the current error. Next Resumes execution at the statement following the statement that
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