Moving from one document to another using DocLink

• Oct 28, 2002

• #2

narenkv

Programmer

Sep 20, 2002

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IN

San What is that you want , do u need to call other document by client or web.Please let me know

 

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• Oct 30, 2002

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• #3

san127345

Programmer

Oct 26, 2002

5

IN

I want to call the other document in client environment.


Thx for it.

 

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• Oct 31, 2002

• #4

pmonett

Programmer

Sep 5, 2002

2,636

FR

You can use LotusScript to open another document if you have the UNID.
Unfortunately, it means that you'll need a button or a hotspot to do that.

How exactly is the UNID gathered, and under what circumstances does the user wish to get to the other document ?

Pascal.

 

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• Nov 1, 2002

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san127345

Programmer

Oct 26, 2002

5

IN

Unid is gathered by @dblookup or by Script formula getalldocumentbykey . but the Unid or found Document has to be open in the workspace user interface.

 

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• Nov 1, 2002

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san127345

Programmer

Oct 26, 2002

5

IN

The Hidden View records the parent and child info. On using formula @DBlookup many times it is unable to return the match document. Pls tell Me if y script i finds it then how can i goes for opening the searched document in Workspace. Cause in formula we have @opendocument

 

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• Nov 4, 2002

• #7

pmonett

Programmer

Sep 5, 2002

2,636

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Well, if you have the right UNID, opening the document is easy. If we assume that DocID is the field on the form that holds the UNID to open, then create a button and put this code in the click event :

Code:

dim session as new notessession
dim ws as new notesuiworkspace
dim db as notesdatabase
dim uidoc as notesuidocument
dim uitarget as notesdocument
dim doc as notesdocument
dim targetdoc as notesdocument
dim docid as string

set db = session.currentdatabase
set uidoc = ws.currentdocument
docid = uidoc.fieldgettext("docID")
set targetdoc = db.getdocumentbyUNID(docID)
call ws.editdocument(false,targetdoc,true)

And presto ! The linked document opens. I tested this code and it works for me, so you should have no problem.

 

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• Nov 11, 2002

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san127345

Programmer

Oct 26, 2002

5

IN

HY pmonett,
I believe this code will work for me. Thanks for yours support.

 

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