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RE: The @DocChildren mess... Lotus... WHY? ~Tate Quetgerobergakoi 2.Dec.03 08:46 PM a Web browser Domino Designer All ReleasesAll Platforms
I don't see why that's a problem. You can get the number of responses to a document in the WebQueryOpen agent for the form and then set a hidden (in field HTML properties, type [TYPE="HIDDEN"]) field to the value, then execute your form Javascript accordingly, or hide/display your form actions/hotspots/hyperlinks accordingly. You'd then probably want to reconfirm the uniqueness of the response document on its save event, but that's no real big deal either.
Unless you're programming a highly utilized database where the possibility of simultaneous response documents being created to a single main document is quite high, my scheme above should work just fine.
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