The following diagram shows the sequence of events initiated by the
"Move Page" user request. In the
BeforeMovePage event, the user interaction can be canceled. To verify if the opening module is the current
module please use the
Project.ScriptExecutionMode property.
' Project Script
Private Sub Batch_BeforeMovePage(pTargetXDocInfo As CASCADELib.CscXDocInfo, ByVal TargetPageIndex As Long, pSrcXDocInfo As CASCADELib.CscXDocInfo, ByVal SrcPageIndex As Long, bCancel As Boolean)
If pTargetXDocInfo.Filename <> pSrcXDocInfo.Filename Then
bCancel = True
End If
End Sub
The following code shows how the user must reconfirm the first field of any document affected by a
"Move Page" operation.
' Project Script
Private Sub Batch_AfterMovePage(pTargetXDocInfo As CASCADELib.CscXDocInfo, ByVal TargetPageIndex As Long, pSrcXDocInfo As CASCADELib.CscXDocInfo, ByVal SrcPageIndex As Long)
' pSrcXDocInfo might be nothing if the last page was removed
If Not pSrcXDocInfo Is Nothing Then
' field count might be 0 if the documents are still unclassified
If pSrcXDocInfo.XDocument.Fields.Count > 0 Then
pSrcXDocInfo.XDocument.Fields(0).Valid = False
pSrcXDocInfo.XDocument.Fields(0).ErrorDescription = "Please confirm ths field again because a page was removed."
End If
End If
' field count might be 0 if the document is still unclassified
If pTargetXDocInfo.XDocument.Fields.Count > 0 Then
pTargetXDocInfo.XDocument.Fields(0).Valid = False
pTargetXDocInfo.XDocument.Fields(0).ErrorDescription = "Please confirm this field again because a page was inserted."
End If
End Sub
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