Cancelling an Edited Document

The above answer has been tried but still the problem persists.

Greets,
Chikkon

Mr.Sloeber, plz create a dummy form in 4.6 with 1 filed and on button called cancel. when the document is run, enter some text in the field and then press CAncel. The code in the Cancel button is as follows:
FIELD SaveOptions := 0;
@Command([FileCloseWindow])

But still i receive a Lotus message called "Do u want to save the Document".
I do not wish to see this message, after editing the Docuemnt & then pressing Cancel.
B'coz the purpose of Cancel is to abort the process.

Chikkon

you must wright "0" and not 0
and don't do a command but do a postcommand
this is the solution

FIELD SaveOptions := "0";
@PostedCommand([FileCloseWindow])


Greets,
Sloeber

Listening...

You could also use:

FIELD SaveOptions := SaveOptions;
@SetField("SaveOptions";"0");
@PostedCommand([FileCloseWindow])

If you use the close-method in LotusScript this will also prevent the "Do you want to save the document" message.

hey guys are you around ?

What's up?

Just got back from a short holliday. So what's up ?
Have you tried the doc.close method ?

chikkon,
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