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Top 10 Lotus Notes/Domino coding and development tips of 2008
We've compiled our most-viewed Lotus Notes/Domino coding and development tips of 2008. Discover how to use LotusScript to sort a document selection, programmatically replace the design of a Lotus Notes database, clear a local cache using LotusScript ... The Year in Review
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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 mo... 10 Tips in 10 Minutes
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Top 10 Lotus Notes Domino programming and development tips of 2007
The results are in. Here are the top 10 most-clicked Lotus Notes programming and development tips of 2007. The Year in Review
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Top 5 @DBLookup tips
Discover Ajax, JavaScript and LotusScript code equivalents for the Formula language @DBLookup command, and learn a workaround for a common @DBLookup error. Fast Guide
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Lotus Formula language coding primer
Whatever you want to learn in Formula language, these tips, tutorials and resources will teach you how to code it. Crash Course
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@DBLookup lessons
@DBLookup is the most common function used by developers when creating Lotus Notes Domino applications. It is often used multiple times in a single Lotus Notes form or in several forms within an application. The focal point of the @DBLookup function ... Fast Guide
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A bevy of Notes/Domino development tips
Our SearchDomino.com tip contest runs through the end of March. Here is a list of the current contenders -- an assortment of 13 Notes/Domino development tips from our valued SearchDomino.com members. Take a few minutes to read them over and rate each... Contest
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What is Lotus Formula language?
Learn the basics of Formula language for Lotus Notes Tutorial
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A Formula language for Lotus Notes introduction -- 7 tips in 7 minutes
Excerpted from the book Lotus Notes Developer's Toolbox, by Mark Elliott, this tutorial will introduce you to Formula language for Lotus Notes. From working with Formula keywords to using Formula operators, functions and commands, you'll learn... Tutorial
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Top 10 Notes/Domino developer tips of 2006
Based on your clicks, here are the top 10 most popular Notes/Domino development tips from 2006. From creating PDF documents, column color charts and Lotus Notes views to converting Microsoft Word and Excel files, these topics piqued your interest in ... The Year in Review
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Open a specific frameset of a database in Lotus Notes
Get the steps necessary for a workaround to open a specific framset of a database in Lotus Notes. Tip
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Case-insensitive @Unique version combines fields on Lotus Notes forms
The @Unique function is case sensitive, which can cause problems if you use it to combine values from different fields with differing cases. Here's another Formula language function that will work. Tip
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Provide rich-text formatting via the Profile document and Formula
This tip explains a method for providing content to a separate Lotus Notes form while allowing rich-text formatting using the Profile document. Not only will Lotus Notes users be able to edit the form, but using this Formula language code will also e... Tip
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Using Formula language code to sort Lotus Notes messages by subject
Lotus Notes will sort messages by Date, Sender and Subject with prefixes such as Re: and Fwd:. This Formula language code will customize your All documents view by stripping out prefixes to easily sort Lotus Notes messages by subject alone. Tip
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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 ... Tip
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Formula language button manages Deny Access list searches
Get details on how to create a button using Formula language code to search Deny Access lists from the toolbar of a Lotus Notes administrator client. Tip
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Add a program doc to compact Lotus Notes databases automatically
Learn the steps to add a program doc to Lotus Notes users' local public address books to compact large Lotus Notes databases automatically without closing the client. Tip
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Retrieve Lotus Notes names from a nested group using @DBLookup
Discover how to retrieve a list of Lotus Notes names from a nested group using the @DBLookup command and Formula language code, courtesy of SearchDomino.com member Mike Bryant. Tip
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Create a computed Lotus Notes field to list Personal Address Book names
Find out how to create a computed Lotus Notes field that generates a complete list of users in a specific Personal Address Book (names.nsf) group. Tip
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Show multiple Lotus Notes document fields in a single view column
You can use multiple Lotus Notes document fields in a single column to show data by using the @explode command with Formula language. In this tip, SearchDomino.com member Olli-Pekka Kamarainen provides a step-by-step example of how to implemen... Tip
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Do I use Formula or LotusScript to include a doclink to a Notes view?
Find out why you can't use Formula language to include a doclink to a specific Lotus Notes view or database and need to use LotusScript instead. Ask the Expert
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Stop response documents from showing in a Lotus Notes form
Learn the Formula language code that you can use if you'd like your Lotus Notes form with embedded views to stop displaying all response documents. Ask the Expert
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Determining the access level of a Lotus Notes user using Formula language
Learn how you can determine the current access level of a Lotus Notes user by using a simple Formula language cheat code or the NotesACL object. Ask the Expert
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How to make computed fields recalculate
When Notes/Domino developers say they want to "update the fields" in tha Lotus Notes view, they usually mean that they want to cause computed fields to recalculate. SearchDomino.com development expert Andre Guirard explains the process and offers som... Ask the Expert
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How to override default Lotus Notes print settings
Discover how to override default Lotus Notes print settings using LotusScript, Formula language or XML. Ask the Expert
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Creating an 'After new mail is delivered' agent
SearchDomino.com expert Cregg Hardwick explains how to develop and maintain an "After new mail is delivered" Lotus Notes agent. Ask the Expert
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Can I use Formula to get value of category that a doc is in?
A user needs to get the value of the category a document is in, and wants to know if he can get this value using Formula. Ask the Expert
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Can the @Weekday function be manipulated for 14 days?
A reader wants to know if the @Weekday function in Domino can be manipulated for 14 days. Ask the Expert
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Help us retrieve error message in R6
After upgrading to Notes 6.5.3, a reader is no longer able to examine an error message. He turns to a SearchDomino expert to help him retrieve this error message in a string. Ask the Expert
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Wants to refresh field, not entire form
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- See more Expert Advice on Lotus Notes Domino Formula Language
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Open a specific frameset of a database in Lotus Notes
Get the steps necessary for a workaround to open a specific framset of a database in Lotus Notes. Tip
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Case-insensitive @Unique version combines fields on Lotus Notes forms
The @Unique function is case sensitive, which can cause problems if you use it to combine values from different fields with differing cases. Here's another Formula language function that will work. Tip
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Do I use Formula or LotusScript to include a doclink to a Notes view?
Find out why you can't use Formula language to include a doclink to a specific Lotus Notes view or database and need to use LotusScript instead. Ask the Expert
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Top 10 Lotus Notes/Domino coding and development tips of 2008
We've compiled our most-viewed Lotus Notes/Domino coding and development tips of 2008. Discover how to use LotusScript to sort a document selection, programmatically replace the design of a Lotus Notes database, clear a local cache using LotusScript ... The Year in Review
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Provide rich-text formatting via the Profile document and Formula
This tip explains a method for providing content to a separate Lotus Notes form while allowing rich-text formatting using the Profile document. Not only will Lotus Notes users be able to edit the form, but using this Formula language code will also e... Tip
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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 mo... 10 Tips in 10 Minutes
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Using Formula language code to sort Lotus Notes messages by subject
Lotus Notes will sort messages by Date, Sender and Subject with prefixes such as Re: and Fwd:. This Formula language code will customize your All documents view by stripping out prefixes to easily sort Lotus Notes messages by subject alone. Tip
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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 ... Tip
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Stop response documents from showing in a Lotus Notes form
Learn the Formula language code that you can use if you'd like your Lotus Notes form with embedded views to stop displaying all response documents. Ask the Expert
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Formula language button manages Deny Access list searches
Get details on how to create a button using Formula language code to search Deny Access lists from the toolbar of a Lotus Notes administrator client. Tip
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About Lotus Notes Domino Formula Language
Formula language is a simple scripting language for Lotus Notes Domino that is often referred to as @Formula, because so many of its elements begin with the @ character. Several tasks can be accomplished by using Formula language -- from retrieving lists of values in a Lotus Notes database or processing documents to opening a database or starting an agent. Whatever you want to learn in Formula language, these tips, tutorials and resources will help you code it.