We upgraded ACT! for Notes to version 4.2 (for Notes 7) and got two errors. The first one (when opening the Calendar) I was able to fix using the debugger. The second error,
“Cannot find external name: UIEVENTOBJECT”
ocurrs when opening ToDo. However, the second error is not visible in the debugger. Any help/direction is most appreciated.
Subject: “UIEVENTOBJECT” error when opening ToDo
Mark,
I know nothing about ACT! but UIEventObject is not a class or function contained in the mail template provided by IBM. That leads me to believe that it is something that ACT! added to your mail template/files.
have you tried to recompile all LotusScript in designer on one of the mail databases? That could reveal what is causing the issue. Also, when running it through the debugger, how do you mean is it not visible? does it never get to the point where it can actually go through the debugger?
hth.
brandt
Subject: RE: “UIEVENTOBJECT” error when opening ToDo
Brandt,
Thanks for the info. One of the posts in this forum suggested I delete all the script libraries and then copy them back in. Another suggested making a local replica, replacing the design, then replicating back. Neither of these helped.
As for the visibility in the debugger, when I turn on the debugger and try to open ToDo, I just get the “UIEVENTOBJECT” error message (twice) right away. Clicking ‘OK’ to (both) error messages, ToDo appears as normal.
I will try recompiling. Thanks again.
Subject: RE: “UIEVENTOBJECT” error when opening ToDo
UIEventObject is (was?) and object defined in the script library CSUIDocClass of the R5 mail template. Presumably, since ACT! is not supported any longer for newer versions of Notes and this script library (and the objects defined within it) is no longer available, that is why the error occurs.
Edited: My assumption is that ACT! is not supported - I’m not sure if this is the case but I recall reading another post somewhere that this is so.
Subject: RE: “UIEVENTOBJECT” error when opening ToDo
Cesar,
Thanks for the prompt reply! You are correct, ACT! is no longer supported. However, I checked the CSUIDocClass and it is identical to the AFN version nor does it call anything new. I’ve been through all the script libraries!