@Command order of execution for Web form

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Hi,

I created a “Submit” button with :

@Command([FileSave]);

@Command([ToolsRunMacro]; “Account Update”);

@PostedCommand([FileSave]);

@PostedCommand([FileCloseWindow])

Somehow it always skips the first @Command([FileSave]) and execute the agent first .

The reason I know that is, if I split into two buttons , one “Submit” with just:

@Command([FileSave]);

@Command([FileCloseWindow])

and another button that will be executed after the Submit with :

@Command([ToolsRunMacro]; “Account Update”);

@PostedCommand([FileSave]);

@PostedCommand([FileCloseWindow])

Then it works as design .

What should I do to force the web form to save first then run the agent on my Submit button ?

I am desperate for any helps, suggestions . Many many thanks in advance .

                   Hung Tran

                  tranh@us.ibm.com
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Subject: @Command order of execution for Web form

You are using commands not all designed for the web.

Move your

@Command([ToolsRunMacro]; “Account Update”)

to the WebQuerySave event.

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Subject: RE: @Command order of execution for Web form

I really appreciate your response …

Please clarify :

For the Submit button , do I just have :

@Command([FileSave]);

@Command([FileCloseWindow]);

and on the WebQuerySave :

@Command([ToolsRunMacro]; “Account Update”)

How does it work ? Does it save the document then run the agent or run the agent first then save the document ? Because I did set up the Submit with just the two Save and CloseWindow commands and the WebQuerySave with the agent , and it is not working the same if I split into 2 buttons like I mentioned before . Please help.

Really appreciate your suggestion/help . Thanks.

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Subject: RE: @Command order of execution for Web form

Thanks. I found the problem. Your suggestion was very helpful . The problem was not related to the agent . Thank again for your help.