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QUESTION POSED ON: 28 August 2003
How can I call a LotusScript and agent function from JavaScript?


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You can use a fairly simple and straightforward technique to accomplish this. Simply put the LotusScript code or call to an agent on a button on your form or page. You will probably want to hide this button. Your JavaScript code, perhaps on another button, would have the following code in its click event:

document.forms[0].
lsbuttonname.click()
In this way, executing the JavaScript on a button would execute the LotusScript code (or agent call).




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