Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
Wonderful news: (Via Rob Hyndman) that people are looking at bring a Startup Camp, The Unconference for the Startup Community, to Toronto (in the winter/spring 2007), inspired by the first Startup Camp recently held in California land. Many details still Continue reading Startup Camp coming to Toronto
I needed to display for “regular” users information that was maintained database wide (preferable via a profile form). Although the usual “@Command( [EditProfileDocument] ; formname; uniqueKey )” worked fine for the db admin people to edit/maintain the information, there was Continue reading Opening a Lotus Notes Profile Document in Read Only mode
A good size crowd of 100+ of Toronto greekry (want is a word for horde of geeks?) made it out for the 10th DemoCamp monthly show and tell’s return to the auditorium at MaRs. Continue reading Demo Camp Toronto 10 : The return to MARS
A quick and dirty way for doing this. No error checking, big assumptions about the input to the prompt being right. 12345nd := @Prompt([OKCANCELEDIT]; "Enter the New Date"; "YYYY/MM/DD."; @Today); @If (nd ="";@Return("");""); y := @Left (nd;"/"); m := @Left(@Right Continue reading Q&D Action button to set Date Value with Lotus Notes Formula Language
Why should you use Role names to define functionality? Because : it’s easier to check if someone belongs to a role than a group, and I can’t control what a client (or the Notes Administrator) is going to call a Continue reading Using Lotus Notes ACL Roles rather than Groups Names in our ACL
the old 35+ year furnace Taking it apart The thing was built like a tank as in Panzer. We are talking hammers, saws, and small caliber hand guns finally the new boy on the block humpty dumpty, back together again Continue reading Open House Surgery