@Commands [FileSave] and [Compose] together (new developer)

I have an application with two action bar buttons on the main document (“HelpDesk”). I have included the code below for each. Button #1 merely allows the user to go to the “Resolution” document from the “HelpDesk” document (Resolution is a document in response to the HelpDesk document). Button #1 works and opens the “Resolution” document. Button #2 allows the user to update a change to “HelpDesk” prior to responding with a “Resolution” document. Button #2 errors with “Server Error : Entry not found in index.”

Does the application lose track of the main document to which the response is being made when the [FileSave] is processed?

Any help with this is appreciated.

Button #1

@Command([Compose]; “Resolution”)

Button #2

@Command([FileSave]);

@Command([Compose]; “Resolution”)

Subject: @Commands [FileSave] and [Compose] together (new developer)

I suspect the problem has to do with the change that’s being made to the parent document. Is it possibly changing the document in such a way that it no longer appears in the view from which it was opened?

What happens if you manually perform the same operations (save and then compose the response)? Do you get the error then?

I would also look at formulas on the response form to see whether there might be some @Dblookup formulas that are failing in the situaiton.

Subject: You might try…

@PostedCommand([FileSave]);@PostedCommand([Compose]; “Resolution”)

Subject: Resulted in same error …

… thanks anyway. Anyone else have a suggestion?