In order to perform a check when a document is closed, you will want to look into one or both of the following:
session_add_callback. Look at "quit".
doc_add_callback. Look at "destroy".
I use both.
When you launch the application or open the document you will want to add the callback(s). Here's one example of a doc close callback (the ACL callback is named "destroy" because DRAMA! LOL!). I usually store these in the editinit subfolder of the custom folder.
doc_add_callback($doc, "destroy", "yourpackage::yourfunction")
You will have to have created the package and function of course. You will probably store it in the scripts subfolder of the custom folder.
Code:
= = = = = = = = = = = =
package yourpackage
function yourfunction (doc, op) {
if ($op == 1) {
return 0
} # end if
# do something with $doc here ...
# like check completeness or something else ...
} # end function
= = = = = = = = = = = =
Callbacks are called twice in succession. The test on $op == 1 (the first pass) can be used to execute the action or not depending on whatever you like by returning 0 or 1, respectively.
Typed by hand so check yourself for typos.
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