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Status Under Consideration
Workspace Domino Designer
Created by Guest
Created on Jul 19, 2018

Lotusscript events on documents

It would be nice to have onSave and afterSave events on Notesdocuments. Events can be based upon the form used, but should be triggered if saved in backend (and frontend).

This makes it easier to build validation or postprocessing for documents that can be saved both through UI and script.

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  • Guest
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    Feb 9, 2019

    Same - modeChange event.

    I would like to replace the standard behavior of the Client in the above events.

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    Thomas Hampel
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    Jan 27, 2019

    Moving to Domino Designer category

  • Guest
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    Sep 6, 2018

    Agree. It's a pain to have to replicate QS code in agents/code that is executed in the backend.

  • Guest
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    Aug 29, 2018

    I'm curious, we have QuerySave and PostSave / QueryClose already for LS events (Notes client). The "on" events are typically "front-end" for Javascript. We have that too for the Notes Client, although the Notes Client objects need updating of methods and properties, so I tend to use QuerySave w/LS instead. The onSave is typically, the onSubmit for web or Notes development. For web documents, you do have a WebQuerySave event where you can do post were as the document is saving. How are you developing that you don't have them?