WebQueryOpen and WebQuerySave agent doesn't run

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I have a standard form that I call from a browser (IE7), which has a submit button on it with the following commands: @Command([FileSave]); @Command([FileCloseWindow]);

When I call the form from the browser using the ?Openform command and press the submit button, the WebQuerySave event runs, but not the agent in it. I know the event runs, because when I rename the agent, Domino returns an error.

When I run the agent using the command ?OpenAgent it works fine, but somehow it does not want to be called from the WebQueryOpen or WebQuerySave events. The code in the agent is as follows:

Dim session As New NotesSession

Dim db As NotesDatabase

Dim doc As NotesDocument



Set db = session.CurrentDatabase 

Set doc = db.CreateDocument

doc.Subject = "test"

doc.Form = "Memo"

Call doc.Save( True, True )



Print "<H1>test</H1>"

Does anybody have any idea on this - it’s driving me nuts.

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Subject: WebQueryOpen and WebQuerySave agent doesn’t run

Do not have the WebQuerySave agent explicitly save the document (for example, by calling NotesDocument.Save) because an explicit save could cause incorrect results.

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Subject: WebQueryOpen and WebQuerySave agent doesn’t run

Gerrit,

Also be aware that your “Set doc = db.CreateDocument” statement effectively wipes out all content that was in the form at the time of submission. This should be “Set doc = session.DocumentContext”.

Ken

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Subject: RE: WebQueryOpen and WebQuerySave agent doesn’t run

Thanks guys

I’m not sure why CreateDocument would affect the document context, but I removed all that and just added the line Print {Hello world} to the agent. I still would not run.

I double-checked the runtime properties on the agent and they are set to ‘Agent List Selection’ and ‘None’ so that is fine. Also, contrary to what I said earlier, when I changed the name of the agent, the calling form did not display an error.

I tried changing the agent and form from an notes version 8 designer client, but no luck.

I also tried saving the document with a button with the JavaScript line “document.forms(0).submit()”, but it acts the same as the @Command([FileSave]); @Command([FileCloseWindow]); commands

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Subject: RE: WebQueryOpen and WebQuerySave agent doesn’t run

Are you remembering to include parentheses around the agent name in the ToolsRunMacro code?

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Subject: Found it - WebQueryOpen and WebQuerySave agent doesn’t run

I replaced the design of the database with the standard R7 mail template and the WebQueryOpen and WebQueryClose events started working. The template I was using before was the web mail template.

Maybe it was missing a design element - how bizarre.