Hi,
I'm trying to call this macro to create alerts from the load script:
Function alertCreate ()
rem create new alert with mail
dim docprop, al, no, no2
set docprop = ActiveDocument.GetProperties
set al = docprop.Alerts
al.Add
no = al.Count-1
al.Item(no).Action.Id = "AL04"
al.Item(no).Action.SuppressPopup = true
al.Item(no).Action.Message.v = "Hello world!"
al.Item(no).Action.MailRecipients.Add
no2 = al.Item(no).Action.MailRecipients.Count-1
al.Item(no).Action.MailRecipients.Item(no2).v = "santa.claus@northpole.gov"
al.Item(no).Action.MailSubject.v = "Alert: Hello world!"
al.Item(no).Comment = "New alert"
al.Item(no).Condition.AllClear = false
al.Item(no).Condition.BookmarkId = "BM01"
al.Item(no).Condition.Condition.v = "sum(Sales)>Sum(Budget)"
al.Item(no).Enabled = true
al.Item(no).Triggers.Interactive = true
al.Item(no).Triggers.OnPostReload = true
ActiveDocument.SetProperties docprop
end Function
And then I want to call it from the load script like:
LET b = alertCreate();
The alert is not created after doing a reload. I cannot use the OnPostReload event because I want to use the publisher. My question is, if I finally make this macro work (using the call from the script), later, when running the reload from the publisher, is it going to execute the macro call when the script arrives to this line? Or it will happen the same as when using OnPostReload event?
In oder words, the publisher will not execute any kind of macro in any part of the document: in the load script, in the document events using the trigger<external<run macro...
Was it understandable?
Thanks
