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To answer the second part first, the user who is in both groups would have Author access level -- when a user is contained in multiple groups, he or she is given the highest access level allowed of any of the groups.
Yes, you can validate a Rich Text field with JavaScript and LotusScript. With LotusScript, you can use the FieldGetText method on the NotesUIDocument class to get a regular string to test. Here is a quick example of validating a Rich Text field with LotusScript:
Dim uiws As New NotesUIWorkspace,
uidoc As NotesUIDocument
Dim sRichText As String
Set uidoc = uiws.CurrentDocument
sRichText = uidoc.FieldGetText("rt")
' Sample Validation code
If sRichText = "" Then
Msgbox "please input rich text"
Else
Msgbox "the rich text entered is: " + sRichText
End If
And here is a similar example of JavaScript code to do the same thing, in this case using the DOM to access the value of a field named rt.
sRichText = document.
forms[0].rt.value
// Sample validation code
if (sRichText == "")
{
alert("Please input some rich text")
}
else
{
alert("the rich text you entered is: "
+ sRichText)
}
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