Prompting SaveAs when Form in Web Browser is closed.

Hi All,
I'm configuring with LiveCycle Designer 7.1 on LiveCycle Forms 7.1 server.
If a saved form is opened and changed in Adobe Reader 7 with Reader Extensions enabled, Reader prompts users to save their PDF form when they close their form (i.e. with the standard x on the top right hand corner of a window).
We would like the same prompt to appear for a freshly-rendered form the user sees within a web browser session when the form is about to close. It would be good if we can avoid two Save prompts from appearing in a saved PDF, as Adobe Reader has its own in-built save alert.
To firstly trigger the prompt, I have tried using the following in the docClose event at the xfa.form.MyForm level:
var saveResponse = xfa.host.messageBox(Save form?, windowname, 2, 2);
If (saveResponse == 4)
app.execMenuItem(SaveAs);
But I observed that the message box appears only after the form disappears. When the Yes button is selected, no SaveAs window comes up. It seems as if the script executes only after the document is closed.
Has success with implementing something like this?
Thanks,
Xiao

Hi there
Assuming you were Publishing in version 3 and choosing the HTML option, the standard.js file was likely there. I'd be totally shocked to find it wasn't part of the equation. This calls into question what your perception of Publishing is.
I ask, because if you are coming at this from a Web Developer perspective, Publishing likely means something totally different to you than it does in the Captivate realm. In Captivate, you Publish to take the source .CP file and create output files from that source.
In the Web Development realm, the act of Publishing is performing a process that transfers copies of the content on your hard drive to the Web Server.
I'm wondering if somehow you have your Windows setup configured such that it doesn't show you files with a .JS file extension. That's the only other possibility I can fathom as to why you wouldn't be seeing it.
Cheers... Rick
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var w = this.getElementWidget(cpanels[i]);
if (w && !w.isOpen())
w.open();
Spry.Widget.CollapsiblePanelGroup.prototype.closeAllPanels = function()
var cpanels = this.getPanels();
var numCPanels = cpanels.length;
for (var i = 0; i < numCPanels; i++)
var w = this.getElementWidget(cpanels[i]);
if (w && w.isOpen())
w.close();
})(); // EndSpryComponent

I have inserted a spry collapsible panel into my website, made ZERO
adjustments to any of the scripting or even css styling
That is good, that means that I have a local copy of the scripting and css files eliminating the need to attach the code to a post.
Is something wrong with the js file? I tried the panel earlier on a
different site on the same computer and it was working fine
The fact that it works on a different site means that something is correct. My assumption is that the scripting and css files are doing their job correctly and to answer your question regarding the js file, no.
Having eliminated the Spry original JavaScript and CSS files as being the culprits, there must be a problem with the rest of the site, incorrect HTML, other interfering JavaScript or CSS.
I can keep guessing, but only those persons that are privy to your code can give you any positive input. Please find a way to upload your files so that we can see the code in context.
To this end, screen captures do not assist in solving the problem, they only add to others' amusement at seeing the problem.
Ben
PS I forgot to say, welcome to our community and yes I am a cynical old codger, sorry.

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