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RE: submit with javascript ~Keiko Cisfooterynds 25.Nov.03 03:08 AM a Web browser Applications Development 6.0.2Windows 2000
A couple of problems with your theory.
1. The send is not performed in Javascript or anything on the web end for that matter, and,
2. How do you expect the document to be represented once it has received at the other end?
The sequence of events on the web goes something like this:
1. A document is SAVED through the document.forms[0].submit().
2. The act of saving causes a WebQuerySave event.
3. The WebQuerySave event starts an Agent.
4. The agent can be either LotusScript or Java
5. The agent includes a statement something like Set webdoc = s.DocumentContext
The webdoc is now the document that you just saved.
You can process it from there.
Point (2) above, may be handled by converting the form to HTML, but I would not use that method if I were you. Why not make a URL to the document and just send that?
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