I am perplexed and hoping someone can help steer me straight. The problem is that an embedded editor won’t let me save the underlying document, so what’s the point? How am I suppose to save it then? As Paul might say, here’s the rest of the story…
Earlier this week, I created an embedded editor and targeted it with an embedded view. I originally tried using Save buttons, but Notes Help indicates that you can’t include buttons or hotspots in an embedded editor. So I then added some LotusScript in the underlying form which would save the document as the user tabbed through each field. It WAS working great for half-a-day, but now I’m getting an error message that says “UI commands are not allowed”. Assuming its in reference to my uiDoc.Save call, I remarked out every reference to the uiDoc that existed in my code. The problem now is that if I’m editing a document in the embedded editor, another error message says “You must save the document before moving out of the editor.” Using File >> Save or CTRL-S cause the “UI commands not allowed” message to occur again.
Did somebody design this as a cruel joke, or perhaps I am on Candid Camera right now, but in either case I’m trapped in a vicious cycle! I’m stumped. 
So again the question is: how in the world is one suppose to edit and save a document in the embedded editor? What’s the point of the editor if you can’t commit your changes?!
Thanks in advance for your help! It’ll be greatly appreciated.
RAM