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Hi<br />
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If u are trying to create a form with default value in RT field then I don't think that is feasible...because Notes realizes the changes made to RT field only after saving and reloading the document...<br />
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Challenging !<br />
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Anyway Good Luck<br />
~Hemanth<br />

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Hi

If u are trying to create a form with default value in RT field then I don't think that is feasible...because Notes realizes the changes made to RT field only after saving and reloading the document...

Challenging !


Anyway Good Luck
~Hemanth


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Hi,<br />
<br />
May be you can create a backend document with the values you want in the RTField and then use the script to open that document which would contain the text that you want to have.<br />
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Good Luck !!!<br />
<br />
-Arun
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Hi,

May be you can create a backend document with the values you want in the RTField and then use the script to open that document which would contain the text that you want to have.

Good Luck !!!

-Arun

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Hi,<br />
i'm working with Notes 4.6.2a &quot;developer-version&quot; and WinNT 4.0. One of my forms contains only one rtf-field. The field-content should be variable but unique. The user now click on the navigator-button and immediately the form shall opens with the old textinput - i don't want an empty form. Is it possible? Please give me a code-example.<br />
Many greetings and thanks a lot!<br />
Ingo Schmökel<br />
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Hi,
i'm working with Notes 4.6.2a "developer-version" and WinNT 4.0. One of my forms contains only one rtf-field. The field-content should be variable but unique. The user now click on the navigator-button and immediately the form shall opens with the old textinput - i don't want an empty form. Is it possible? Please give me a code-example.
Many greetings and thanks a lot!
Ingo Schmökel
 

Open a written document from a navigator-button

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