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QUESTION POSED ON: 17 May 2002
For the Domino 5.06 Ms NT platform, I have a form which has several Listbox and multi-selection fields. It also has WebQueryOpen/Save agent. When I submit the form I only get a blank screen with the words "Lotus Notes" on top and nothing else. On the WebQuerySave agent I included a post message on a Log (NotesLog), and nothing is posted. I have tried submitting with JS ( this.form.submit() ) and formula @Command(FileSave) and I get the same result. I have other applications, but this is the first time I've seen this behavior.

Sounds to me like the problem is in your agent. If you temporarily remove the code that calls the WebQuerySave agent, will the form save a document on the server? If so, that pretty much indicates the problem is in the agent. Using the NotesLog class for debugging is a good idea (I use it all the time), but are you sure you are successfully opening the log? If so, are you sure the log statements are either before the error or would be written even if an error occurs? For example, your error handler writes the error to the log. You might also check the server console when you submit the form to see if any errors are displayed on the console. Hope that helps.

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