I know this article is fairly old, but I wanted to thank you and also share
some additional things I used to add a dynamic redirect after deleting the
document.
I have a javascript function in my form to delete the current document which
basically uses the info you gave in your article.
function dodelete(redirect) {
var confdel = confirm("Are you sure you want to delete this document?")
if (confdel==true)
{window.location =
"/[dbname.nsf]/$$All/[@Text(@DocumentUniqueID)]?DeleteDocument&redirect=" +
redirect};}
I have a delete button on my form which calls the dodelete(<computed>) function
with computed text as the argument so I can dynamically assign the redirect URL.
Also, I have a Query_String field in my $$ReturnDocumentDeleted form, and I
have some javascript to redirect that page to the url following the &redirect
portion of the Query_String field.
I know this article is fairly old, but I wanted to thank you and also share some additional things I used to add a dynamic redirect after deleting the document.
I have a javascript function in my form to delete the current document which basically uses the info you gave in your article.
function dodelete(redirect) { var confdel = confirm("Are you sure you want to delete this document?") if (confdel==true) {window.location = "/[dbname.nsf]/$$All/[@Text(@DocumentUniqueID)]?DeleteDocument&redirect=" + redirect};}
I have a delete button on my form which calls the dodelete(<computed>) function with computed text as the argument so I can dynamically assign the redirect URL.
Also, I have a Query_String field in my $$ReturnDocumentDeleted form, and I have some javascript to redirect that page to the url following the &redirect portion of the Query_String field.
So far, it's been a huge hit with my web users.