Performing operations on an open ("locked") document [JS] [CS5]

Question

Hello!
We use JavaScript InDesign scripts, run on InDesign CS5 server, to create PDF proofs and JPEG previews of documents.
We are running into problems with doing these tasks if the document is open or an operation is already being performed - because the file is "locked".
After some searching, I found the enumeration, "OpenOptions.openCopy" option.  Using that option in code allows us to perform operations on a "locked" document.
http://www.indiscripts.com/blog/public/data/so-what-s-new-in-indesign-cs5-scripting-dom/en _ID-CS5-DOM-WhatsNewEnum.pdf
CODE:
     var myDoc = app.open("C:/InDesign/2100125319.indd", OpenOptions.openCopy);
My questions are:
1. When we use the "OpenOptions.openCopy" to open a copy of the document, does it open it in memory or create a new file?
2. Is there a downside to opening the document this way and/or a better way to do it?
Thanks in advance!
Jeff

Answer 1

I do understand you're trying to be helpful. I was just hoping providing the relevant code snippets would be sufficient so I didn't have to take the time to provide a "cleaned" version of the files and upload those to a public-safe location.
Zabeth69 wrote: If you don't understand what 'code at the bottom of the page' means, you have not used one of those systems. I don't know what causes the error code to come up (besides removing a Spry widget, I mean). So if it doesn't apply to you, ignore it.
This is exactly my point: I haven't used any of the DW "systems". I've always manually coded in DW, so I can't have removed a Spry widget in the first place. It wasn't until I installed the Widget using the Widget Browser that I started getting the error (I don't mean adding the datepicker widget to the code using the DW Insert menu - I mean installing the Widget into DW itself). Ignoring such an erroneous/incorrect error seems kind of silly, since every time I open the file I get the error message.
Anyway, as requested, the following are links to the contactUsCleaned.php page, and the php included headerCleaned.php file. Since these use php includes to complete the rendered HTML, they won't look right in the browser, but as you know viewing the source will show the relevant html, javascript, and jquery code. I didn't see any way to upload the files in this forum, which, due to the php code, would be preferable to see exactly what my code looks like...
http://www.eventidewebdesign.com/public/contactUsCleaned.php
http://www.eventidewebdesign.com/public/headerCleaned.php
The footer.php file the contactUs page includes is simply a set of HTML links to the pages on the site, copyright info, and the Google Analytics script. There is no other code in the footer.php file.