Archive for Ноябрь 5th, 2008
How to create dynamic JavaScript in Notes Domino without formulas
If you need to create a large amount of dynamic JavaScript and you’re not familiar with the use of @DBColumn and @DBLookup formulas, this tip is for you. Placing this code in your HTML Head Content section is a simple workaround for busy Lotus Notes Domino developers.
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LotusScript sorts a Lotus Notes document collection
This LotusScript code shows how to sort a Lotus Notes document collection in ascending order using a specified field (text/date/number) as the key. The code is customizable, so you can easily change it to meet your needs.
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Open documents in Lotus Notes from the Web without a UNID
You can use the «Notes://» URL and the UNID to open documents in the Lotus Notes client from a link on the Web. But what do you do if you only have the view and key? This tip offers a solution.
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Alternate version of @Command forwards subform via LotusScript
The @Command([MailForward]) function lets you place an UI document’s contents into a mail memo and forward it. If you only want to forward a portion or subform of the UI document, this tip can show you how, using a LotusScript alternative.
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How DirLint verifies data in Lotus Notes Domino 8 directories
Get an introduction to DirLint, a new tool available in Lotus Notes Domino 8 that scans directories and identifies issues such as invalid syntax in names, issues with the naming hierarchy scheme, and reports problems in directory names.
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