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"What Would the Waffle Guys Do?" poster
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He took his vorpal sword in hand: Long time the manxome foe he sought -- So rested he by the Tumtum tree, And stood awhile in thought...
"What Would the Waffle Guys Do?" poster
Advisor Summit: CIB306 Slides
Slides for presentation "Lotus Notes and Domino 8: What's New in Formulas and LotusScript" given at the Advisor Summit in Miami, FL 1-3 October, 2007.
getUserDirectoryPath function example LSS
This is a LSS file that contains a function called <i>getUserDirectoryPath</i>, which can be used to get the Windows user directory for a particular user. It uses some Win32 C API calls to do so, and is quite handy.
Advisor Summit: CIB403 - Introduction to XML and DXL slides and examples
Introduction to XML and DXL slides and example databases from the Advisor Summit in Miami, FL.
Lotusphere 2008 - AD303 - Slides and Dojo demo db
This ZIP contains the slides and Dojo example database I demonstrated at Lotusphere 2008 for "AD303 - Transforming IBM Lotus Domino Web Apps with IBM Lotus Domino Designer". Make sure you follow the directions found in the About document of the database.
Lotusphere 2008 - AD307 - Slides and Example databases
This zip file contains the slides and example databases from Lotusphere 2008 session "Advanced LotusScript: Design Programming Using XML and DXL". Remember, the Designer's Friend database is not included in this ZIP file because it has not been approved for release by IBM yet.
Lotusphere 2008: AD304 - Slides and Example databases
This zip file contains the slides and example databases from Lotusphere 2008 session "Formula Follies and LotusScript Lunacy - Coding Feats that will Amaze!".
LS06 - BP313: Practical DXL for LotusScript Developers
LS06 - BP304: Code for Speed, Code for Easier Reading: You Make the Call!
Working with the C API in LotusScript
Working with the C API in LotusScript
Updated NOTESurvey Central db (ver 1.3)
Quips and Quotes database (as of 14 FEB 2006)
Signature File Wizard (ver1.5, 26 APR 2006)
Multi-Language Character Sets - a presentation by Bob Balaban
Technote 1229918 workaround file: Modifying the keyview.ini with an agent (ver1.3)
Quick Merge agent
Launch First Attachment Example
When the First Attachment launch property is chosen in a form then the first attachment in the document is opened instead of the form when a document using the form is opened. If the document is opened in Edit mode from the view (such as by selecting the document and hitting CTRL-E) then the document is opened with the form in edit mode (handy for changing the attachment, or changing other field values, etc.). This works great for applications that contain such things as Excel spreadsheets, reports, etc. - things where the "important" information is contained in the attachment, and the database is simply a repository. However, there is a bug with this feature - and it is a bug that has been around for quite some time.
The problem is that certain programs, such as MS Excel and Word, launch but don't maintain focus; while others, such as MS Powerpoint, do launch with focus. The real aggrivation with this bug is for users who use Notes open full-screen, and have their taskbars hidden. In this scenario the user will double-click the document to open the attachment, and to them, nothing happens. So, they double-click it again. And again. And then they eventually call support to ask what's going on, only to find out they have opened the same attachment 35 times in the background, all because the attachment didn't have focus when opened (and therefore the user didn't know it was opening). This problem has been around for quite some time (as noted in Technote 1091159), with no plans to fix. But there is a way to give your users the convenience of this feature without the annoying focus problem - and this database provides an example of how to work around this problem.
NOTE: This technique is fully explained in this post.
Web Services in LotusScript Example
Keyword More... Button Example
Design Flags
Developer 2006: Exploiting Web Services in Domino Release 7
Developer2006: Web Services lab materials
Lotusphere 2007: AD502 - ... Writing Readable Code
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