Archive for Ноябрь 25th, 2008
Top 10 Formula language tips
We’ve done the research to present you with our top 10 Formula language tips for Lotus Notes Domino. Discover how to use Formula language code to modify Notes document item values, generate formatted sequence numbers, cull elements from a list and more. Refer to this collection of our 10 most popular tips as a source of inspiration when developing with Formula language.
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LotusScript accesses clipboard to view copied Notes documents
Find out how to access copied Lotus Notes documents on your clipboard with this downloadable LotusScript code. This tip is helpful when using queryPaste events to determine what content is being pasted into a Lotus Notes database.
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LotusScript action button manages Lotus Notes mail files
This LotusScript code creates an action button that, when applied to any view or folder in Lotus Notes mail files, makes mail file management easy. Using a single action button, Lotus Notes Domino users can easily manage their mail files, investigate file sizes, get quota details, delete attachments and empty message trash bins.
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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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