Category: Domino

I’ve been messing with the Polymer vaadin-grid. If you enable hidable columns, a little graphic svg icon shows in the top right hand corner of the grid that produces a drop down menu of all the columns in the grid. You click one and it’ll hide that column. This was working great when running from my local gulp server. However when I put it on Domino, the little icon wasn’t showing, but the button was there (you couldn’t see it tho) and the menu worked when clicked. I did some research and the only thing I could find on the issue was a Stack Overflow question that kind-of pointed me in the right

One of my customers tasked me with what I thought would be a simple little addition to the iNotes mail template. He wanted to add a link to the iNotesOutline that opened in a new window to his company intranet. Sounds simple right? Think again. For the life of me I can’t get this to work. I’ve tried all sorts of stuff to no avail. Here’s what I’ve done so far: Added an URL outline entry to the iNotesOutline with the URL to the intranet site (http://intranet.company.com) in the “Value” field of the outline entry properties In the “Frame” field of the outline entry properties tried the following _blank, “_blank”, target=”_blank”,

I’m working on an application where I will have to build a document on the fly so I figured the best way is to do it inside of a rich text field and mark the contents of that field as Pass-Thru HTML so it will render as HTML in the Notes Client. However I’ve run into an issue getting my Rich Text style, specifically the PassThruHTML = True style, to work. I’m also using the NotesRichTextStyle.Bold = True property and it is called just before NotesRichTextStyle.PassThruHTML = True and it works fine, so I don’t understand why the PassThruHTML isn’t working. Are there special conditions for using this property that I

I’ve been working on this huge application that was written years ago and is full of hard coding of server/database names, email addresses, etc. These databases also usually have many script libraries that contain no functions, only sub-routines. These sub-routines do not return any values and mostly modify the values in a document somewhere. I really don’t like this technique, I prefer to use functions that return a value, this way at least the function is kind-of reusable, even if it is only reusable within the specific application that it resides. Now, to get around all the hard-coding I use a profile document whose sole purpose is for recording the path