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This is a Form property option. It works also for web.<br />
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If you have a stored document to be opened in edit mode, then append the ?EditDocument action to the URL.<br />
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This is a Form property option. It works also for web.

If you have a stored document to be opened in edit mode, then append the ?EditDocument action to the URL.



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You could also use the &quot;Mode&quot; parameter in QueryOpen (Lotusscript). Where the form property ALWAYS opens EVERY document of that kind in edit-mode, using QueryOpen allows you to check conditions and determine wether to open in read-mode, in edit mode or not at all (continue=false).<br />

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You could also use the "Mode" parameter in QueryOpen (Lotusscript). Where the form property ALWAYS opens EVERY document of that kind in edit-mode, using QueryOpen allows you to check conditions and determine wether to open in read-mode, in edit mode or not at all (continue=false).


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Thanks, exactly what I needed
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How do I place a document straight into edit mode on the web?
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How do I place a document straight into edit mode on the web?

Edit Mode

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