Examples: AppendRTItem method

This script takes the Body item on document B and appends it to the end of the Body item on document A. The Body item on document B is deleted using the Remove method defined in NotesItem.

Dim docA As NotesDocument
Dim docB As NotesDocument
Dim rtitemA As Variant
Dim rtitemB As Variant
'...set values of docA and docB...
Set rtitemA = docA.GetFirstItem( "Body" )
Set rtitemB = docB.GetFirstItem( "Body" )
If ( rtitemA.Type = RICHTEXT And _
rtitemB.Type = RICHTEXT ) Then
  Call rtitemA.AppendRTItem( rtitemB )
  Call rtitemB.Remove
  Call docA.Save( False, True )
  Call docB.Save( False, True )
End If

This script shows you how to append one RTItem to another without a prompt to save the document. This example illustrates the use of a back-end class in the UI.

Sub Click(Source As Button)
  Dim w As New NotesUIWorkspace
  Dim uidoc As NotesUIDocument
  Dim docA As NotesDocument
  Dim rtitemA As Variant
  Dim rtitemB As Variant
  Set uidoc = w.CurrentDocument
  Set docA = uidoc.Document
  Call uidoc.Save
  Set rtitemA = docA.GetFirstItem( "Body" )
  Set rtitemB = docA.GetFirstItem( "Body1" )
  If ( rtitemA.Type = RICHTEXT And _
  rtitemB.Type = RICHTEXT ) Then
    Call rtitemA.AddNewLine(1)
    Call rtitemA.AppendRTItem( rtitemB )
    docA.body1 = " "
    docA.SaveOptions = "0"
    Call docA.Save(False, True)
    Call uidoc.Close
  End IF
End Sub

Note: The changes are not visible until the document (after the script has completed) is closed and reopened. Also note that the AppendRichTextItem method appends only the first 32K of a RichTextItem; the remainder is truncated.