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Well,

start again with the first flow and proceed using NextFlowInDoc until
you reach the flow whose NextFlowInDoc is your current flow.

- Michael M=FCller-Hillebrand

Am 16.11.2007 um 15:12 schrieb stuart_smith_1976:

> Iam traversing up through a document to provide "previous"
> functionality, so am basically reversing my code for "next"
> functionality, but have hit a point where I am unable to get the
> previous flow in a document. In my "next" functionality I am=
using
> FP_NextFlowInDoc
>
> m_flowId =3D F_ApiGetId(docId, m_flowId, FP_NextFlowInDoc);
>
> - there does not appear to be a FP_PrevFlowInDoc, i.e. I want to do a
> similar API call
>
> m_flowId =3D F_ApiGetId(docId, m_flowId, FP_PrevFlowInDoc);
>
> Any suggestion for how to achieve this?

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