My code in the SavetoServer method is :

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document.getElementById(“OA1”).HttpInit
document.getElementById(“OA1”).HttpAddPostOpenedFile(myFile)
document.getElementById(“OA1”).HttpPost(myUploadPage)

Where myFile is initialized with the full logical path of the file on the server (es. \\Server_name\directory1\..\document.doc)
And myUploadPage is initialized with UploadAction.aspx location (es. http://…/UploadAction.aspx)

I’ve notice that when I open a file from the server the method IsReadOnly return allways true also if is not so.
I’ve tried also to give a new name to the file when I save to the server (replacing the original name with another in myFile variable), but no trace of the new file instead I receive the message « Save successfully ! ».

I’m developing also in C# for a .NET application that use framework 4 and here I’ve a different behaviour: I get error 17 corresponding to eSC_EndRequestFailed. What about this error ? when occur ?

Thanks for your attention

You can see a little poject we created so you can see what the control is doing just click on the second branch of the tree

http://cpccame.com/helpdesk/ejemploEDraw.zip

If we can do it we will buy the officeocx rightaway

thanks in advance

Rafael Castañeda

var app = document.OA1.GetApplication();
var version = app.Version;
window.alert(version);

I have a encrypted document in the filesystem. I want to decrypt this document in memory and send it to OfficeViewer without use of temporal files. Is there a way to do it?

Thanks.

boolean GotoItem([in] WdGoToItem What, [in]
WdGoToDirection Which, [in, optional] VARIANT Count, [in,
optional] VARIANT Name);
Goes to the specified item in the Word document.
What: Optional Object. The kind of item to which the range or selection is moved. Can be one
of the WdGoToItem constants.
Which: Optional Object. The item to which the range or selection is moved. Can be one of the
WdGoToDirection constants.
Count: Optional Object. The number of the item in the document. The default value is 1.
Only positive values are valid. To specify an item that precedes the range or selection, use
wdGoToPrevious as the Which argument and specify a Count value.
Name: Optional Object. If the What argument is wdGoToBookmark, wdGoToComment,
wdGoToField, or wdGoToObject, this argument specifies a name.
enum WdGoToItem
{
wdGoToStart = 101,
wdGoToEnd = 102,
wdGoToBookmark = -1 ,
wdGoToComment = 6 ,
wdGoToEndnote = 5 ,
wdGoToEquation = 10 ,
wdGoToField = 7 ,
wdGoToFootnote = 4 ,
wdGoToGrammaticalError= 14 ,
wdGoToGraphic = 8 ,
wdGoToHeading= 11 ,
wdGoToLine = 3 ,
wdGoToObject = 9 ,
wdGoToPage = 1 ,
wdGoToPercent = 12 ,
wdGoToProofreadingError = 15 ,
wdGoToSection = 0 ,
wdGoToSpellingError = 13 ,
wdGoToTable = 2 ,
}WdGoToItem;
enum WdGoToDirection
{
wdGoToAbsolute = 1,
wdGoToFirst = 1,
wdGoToLast = -1 ,
wdGoToNext = 2 ,
wdGoToPrevious = 3 ,
wdGoToRelative = 2 ,
}WdGoToDirection;
Example
The following java script shows how to go to the file end.
function GoToItem_Example ()
{
Edword.GoToItem( 102, 1 );
}