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i don't you can't put the @Command in the onSubmit event for the web. That will have to be javascript<br />
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If you create a button then you can put the @Command([Filesave]) followed by a @Command([openview];&quot;view&quot;<wbr />) or @command([Fileclosewindow]<wbr />)<br />
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i don't you can't put the @Command in the onSubmit event for the web. That will have to be javascript

If you create a button then you can put the @Command([Filesave]) followed by a @Command([openview];"view") or @command([Fileclosewindow])



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I'm trying to avoid a second action.
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I give them a save button which does<br />
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&nbsp;document.forms[0].submit
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I give them a save button which does

 document.forms[0].submit

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Since @COMMAND[COMPOSE... worked for going to a new form, I thought I would try the same thing with onSubmit using @COMMAND[FILESAVE]. &nbsp;I got an HTTP 500 error.<br />

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Since @COMMAND[COMPOSE... worked for going to a new form, I thought I would try the same thing with onSubmit using @COMMAND[FILESAVE].  I got an HTTP 500 error.


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