Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
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
Kevin Pettitt aka Lotus Guru has written up a SnTT note on “Standardized and Simple-to-Use Keyword Formulas” where the structured dblookup is computed for you to use in your code. A nice application of the structured dblookup. Given that all Continue reading Computed and Structured Dblookup in Keyword Formulas to reduce simple mistakes.
a revision of the previous SnTT tip, based on feedback Continue reading SnTT : LotusScript Required Field Validation without pain Revisted.
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