RichText objects appearing in UIDoc

RichText objects appearing in UIDoc

This little tip allows you to add a doclink and have it appear immediately instead of closing the doc and opening again. The method actually works for any type of object added to a rich text field, (e.g. picture, link, attachment etc. etc.)

You can also use it for Computed Subforms for a different type of navigation. That is, change subforms on a document on the fly.

The idea is to set the uidoc.editmode property to false, add the link (or object) to the RTI, save the doc and set the uidoc.editmode property back to true.


'**Set up uidoc, doc and other document to link to, or object to store
'**

uidoc.editmode = false

Set rtf = New NotesRichTextItem(doc,"Link")
rtf.addnewline 1, False
rtf.appenddoclink linkdoc,"Linked Document"

doc.save True,True
uidoc.reload

uidoc.editmode = true

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This was first published in August 2001

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