Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
Updated : Revisited with 300% less Pain! and much better code. I’m missed the last couple of weeks but I’m back for another Show-n-Tell+Thursday, and doing a followup on my first post Building a better “Save & Exit†action button Continue reading SnTT : LotusScript Required Field Validation without pain
Javascript provides a great way to do UI work, whether on the Web or with in your Notes Client. Yet another tool in the kit of your Lotus Notes Developer… Continue reading Using Javascript in a Lotus Notes Client app
(Show-n-Tell+Thursday Time) It is very useful for many kinds of Lotus Notes applications (like work flows), to stop users from being able to copy and paste a document into a database application. In R5 a new kind of Agent was Continue reading Stopping Copy and Paste, in Lotus Notes
Why? Because Group names change; over time, between your Development, UAT (User Acceptance Testing) and Production enviroments, between diffenet customers. How?…. Continue reading Avoiding Hard Coding of Group Names.
Yet another Another Show-n-Tell+Thursday. Please note some small corrections to last weeks examples (DBlookup’s to leverage the Name and Address book). Oh the dangers of coding when tried. Now for this weeks mistake in progress tip: In Formula language, when Continue reading Finding out if the current user has a given role, in Lotus Script
Another Show-n-Tell+Thursday, more code…. In last weeks adventure our narrator talked about Structured DBlookup’s in Lotus Notes (note: there was a mistake in the example, now fixed), and as promised I am going to talk about how to leverage that Continue reading Using the Lotus DBlookup to better Leverage the Name and Address book