C
Christopher Slowik
Hi,
Using Outlook 2003 and Exchange 2003.
I have a custom form based on a IPM.Post. This custom form gets posted into
a public folder via a workflow script. The workflow script posts the form to
the public folder with the following code:
set objNewMessage = objFolder.Messages.Add("","","",intImportance)
with objNewMessage
.Subject = strSubject
.Text = strQuestion
.ConversationTopic = .Subject
.TimeReceived = Now
.TimeSent = Now
.Type = "IPM.Post.WebLogEntry"
.Fields.Add "txtbxRequester", 8, strName
.Fields.Add "txtbxClient", 8, strAffiliation
.Fields.Add "txtbxContactMethod", 8, strContactMethod
.Fields.Add "CallBackNumber", 8, strPhoneNumber + " ext." + strPhoneExt
.Fields.Add "chkbxInGame", 11, blInGame
.Fields.Add "txtbxSport", 8, strSport
.Fields.Add "txtbxEmail", 8, strEmail
.Sent = True
.Submitted = False
.Unread = True
.Update True,True
end with
The form posts fine but when a user opens the form, they cannot type
anything in the message field. This is the default Message body field of an
IPM.Post. It's locked or something. In the Edit Read Page of the forms
designer the Message field is marked Enabled and Read Only is set to false.
Everyone has author privilages on the public folder. In fact, even someone
designated as folder owner still cannot edit the Message field on a post.
I do something similar in another public folder with the only exception
being that the form gets posted into that folder by an individual creating
it. Not an automated script.
Anyone see anything like this before
TIA
-Chris
Using Outlook 2003 and Exchange 2003.
I have a custom form based on a IPM.Post. This custom form gets posted into
a public folder via a workflow script. The workflow script posts the form to
the public folder with the following code:
set objNewMessage = objFolder.Messages.Add("","","",intImportance)
with objNewMessage
.Subject = strSubject
.Text = strQuestion
.ConversationTopic = .Subject
.TimeReceived = Now
.TimeSent = Now
.Type = "IPM.Post.WebLogEntry"
.Fields.Add "txtbxRequester", 8, strName
.Fields.Add "txtbxClient", 8, strAffiliation
.Fields.Add "txtbxContactMethod", 8, strContactMethod
.Fields.Add "CallBackNumber", 8, strPhoneNumber + " ext." + strPhoneExt
.Fields.Add "chkbxInGame", 11, blInGame
.Fields.Add "txtbxSport", 8, strSport
.Fields.Add "txtbxEmail", 8, strEmail
.Sent = True
.Submitted = False
.Unread = True
.Update True,True
end with
The form posts fine but when a user opens the form, they cannot type
anything in the message field. This is the default Message body field of an
IPM.Post. It's locked or something. In the Edit Read Page of the forms
designer the Message field is marked Enabled and Read Only is set to false.
Everyone has author privilages on the public folder. In fact, even someone
designated as folder owner still cannot edit the Message field on a post.
I do something similar in another public folder with the only exception
being that the form gets posted into that folder by an individual creating
it. Not an automated script.
Anyone see anything like this before
TIA
-Chris