Usually, developers Lotus Notes, write the hidden formula directly in every paragraph... But I recommend to write all hidden formulas in one field. So, this special field will contain all fields which you need to hide. So in paragraph you will need only write something like this:
hiddenFld = "NameOfField".
Of course, you can use the same idea for validations all necessary fields.
Just try it and I think you will like it :)
Thursday, September 06, 2007
Wednesday, September 05, 2007
Starcraft 2
Just looked on second version of my favorite game... "starcraft:broodwar" .
It looks great ! You can see it too :)
and one more
It looks great ! You can see it too :)
and one more
Monday, September 03, 2007
fun logos for Lotus Notes
especially I like logo with Kenny. But you will need to see some movies about South Park (this is my favorite animation.
"They killed Kenny... bastard !"
Like Kenny, Notes has been pronounced dead many times. Like Kenny, Notes is always around in the next episode.
all logos you will see here
"They killed Kenny... bastard !"
Like Kenny, Notes has been pronounced dead many times. Like Kenny, Notes is always around in the next episode.
all logos you will see here
Enable or Disable agent without Lotus Notes Designer
You can hide/show button with this formula for [Role] which you want
agentName := "AgentName";
@if( @IsAgentEnabled(agentName) = "0"; @Command([AgentEnableDisable]; agentName; "1");
""
This code will enable anget.
You could do this in lotusscript but why would you if there are @functions available?
If you add buttons that also display the agent's lastrun time this could be used to view a status of all relevant agents.
originally from http://www.notesninjas.com/
agentName := "AgentName";
@if( @IsAgentEnabled(agentName) = "0"; @Command([AgentEnableDisable]; agentName; "1");
""
This code will enable anget.
You could do this in lotusscript but why would you if there are @functions available?
If you add buttons that also display the agent's lastrun time this could be used to view a status of all relevant agents.
originally from http://www.notesninjas.com/
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