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callServer from onSaveValid

cliffhanger

Hi,
The "evergreen" onSaveValid issue....I make a server call from my onSaveValid function. How do I resume my save?

I know I could have a resumeSave() method that gets called by the CGI script, but how do I continue from there? I find this problematic for newly created DCR case. IF it were in edit mode, simply calling IWDatacapture.save() would've done the trick, but when DCR doesn't have any name, IWDatacapture.save() does nothing.
How can I make my template prompt the user for a DCR name in the resumeSave() function?
Any help is appreciated
Thanks
-cliffhanger

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Migrateduser

What does this CGI script do? Could you call the CGI script after the save has completed (ie. in the onSaveDone event)?

The other option is to put your call to the CGI script in the onSaveNameSpecified event...

--Daniel

cliffhanger

Hi Danie,
that's an idea, but unfortunately probably wouldn't work in my case. the CGI script return some value(s) that needs to be set to some of the DCT items, so can't really call it after onSaveDone.
-cliffhanger

cliffhanger

No thoughts Smiley Sad

JonathonG

You might want to try this suggestion that was posted earlier:

The other option is to put your call to the CGI script in the onSaveNameSpecified event...

Jonathon
Interwoven Developer
Allstate, Inc.

cliffhanger

Thanks for bringing it to my attention!!! Yesterday when I posted this problem, I was too tired and I missed the solution from Danie's suggestion.
Thanls John!! I think onSaveNameSpecifed will do.
-cliffhanger