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Re: Close() not supported in OnSwitchView?

Greg Collins — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 19:24:08 GMT

Happy to be able to offer the suggestions. I hope you are enjoying the learning process despite the deadlines.

Re: Close() not supported in OnSwitchView?

AlphaCity7 — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 13:31:59 GMT

Hey Greg,

I gave the OnContextChange a go but unfortunatly no luck. I ended up just putting a button to close the form, as you said not ideal, but it was included strategically (if I may say so myself) so that it adds to the astetics of the view.

Trying these things out is a good way to learn about the programming side of things so I really appreciate your suggestions.

Re: Close() not supported in OnSwitchView?

Greg Collins — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 17:15:26 GMT

There are many things that cannot be done during a view switch -- including switching to another view during a view switch (i.e. redirecting the view switch elsewhere). Closing is also not likely available during that event.

However you can place a button in the view (I know--not what you want to do--not automated enough) that the user can click in the new view, which will close the form.

You can also look at the OnContextChange event and probably close in there. The context gets changed when a view is switched (unless, perhaps--I'm not sure--there is no controls in the view). Anyway, in this handler, you can check to see if the view name is "Email Submit" and if it is, then close the form). The context event is fired late enough that all your other processing should be completed first.

Give it a try and let me know.

Close() not supported in OnSwitchView?

AlphaCity7 — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 14:47:44 GMT

Hey everyone,

I am performing an action in jscript everytime a certain view is chosen. So in the OnSwitchView I have placed an if statement as follows;

if (XDocument.View.Name == "Email Submit")
{
//Perform action
}

My problem is I have tried placing a close() method in this if statement once the action has been completed. However, I always get an error! The code I use for the close is;

XDocument.View.Window.Close(true);

I know the coding for the if statement and close method are correct when used separately, so my question is can a close method not be put into an OnSwitchView event handler?

I'm predicting the answer to this post is going to be a quick and painfull 'no'.