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ur wrong.<br />
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When u create a new document, a new DocID is generated and u can redirect by using this docid.<br />
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<a href="http://domainname.com/dbname.nsf/0/(docID)!opendocument" rel="ugc">http://domainname.com/dbname.nsf/0/(docID)!opendocument</a>
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ur wrong.

When u create a new document, a new DocID is generated and u can redirect by using this docid.

http://domainname.com/dbname.nsf/0/(docID)!opendocument [http://domainname.com/dbname.nsf/0/(docID)!opendocument]

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What Tom is the same which I said before.<br />
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Tom has kept in a cool way.
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What Tom is the same which I said before.

Tom has kept in a cool way.

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My 2 cents:<br />
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Little less overhead on server's performance<br />
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&quot;[[/&quot; + @replacesubstring(@subset(<wbr />@dbname;-1<wbr />);&quot; &quot;:&quot;\\&quot;;&quot;+&quot;:&quot;/&quot;) + &quot;/_/&quot; + @text(@documentuniqueid) + &quot;?Open]]&quot;<br />
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Partha
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My 2 cents:

Little less overhead on server's performance

"[[/" + @replacesubstring(@subset(@dbname;-1);" ":"\\";"+":"/") + "/_/" + @text(@documentuniqueid) + "?Open]]"


Partha

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Umm, partha, your code is identical to Tom's.<br />
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Also, the print statement overrides BOTH $$Return and any additional print |[ ... ]| statement.
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Umm, partha, your code is identical to Tom's.

Also, the print statement overrides BOTH $$Return and any additional print |[ ... ]| statement.

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Double square brackets Qwalette... :)<br />
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Partha
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Double square brackets Qwalette... :)

Partha

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Ah.<br />
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Of course, I'm nt CONVINCED that's really more efficient from the server side, but, whatever. &nbsp;Also, the double-brackets are only guaranteed to work on search URLs.
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Ah.

Of course, I'm nt CONVINCED that's really more efficient from the server side, but, whatever.  Also, the double-brackets are only guaranteed to work on search URLs.

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I have a webform , with $$ Return and WebQuerySave agent.<br />
When i user creates a new document , i want to redirect him to his newly created document instead of a customised &nbsp;&quot; Document ha=s been created succesfully.<br />
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I can't find how to do it with $$Return since i dunno Univ ID of the new document yet.<br />
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Anyone can help ?
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I have a webform , with $$ Return and WebQuerySave agent.
When i user creates a new document , i want to redirect him to his newly created document instead of a customised  " Document ha=s been created succesfully.

I can't find how to do it with $$Return since i dunno Univ ID of the new document yet.

Anyone can help ?

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