Не так давно перешел с Outlook`а так там была удобная функция кэширования e-mail получателей и отправителей без создания контактов, как возможно такое организовать в LN.
Не так давно перешел с Outlook`а так там была удобная функция кэширования e-mail получателей и отправителей без создания контактов, как возможно такое организовать в LN.
Imagine a form with a Date field on it, in to which you could type "next monday", "tomorrow", "oct 12", "today +3m" etc. How cool would that be? Yeah, pretty cool. Well, try this for size!
The other day I showed a way to convert a date value to words, which was a nice to way to display a date to users in a way they could more quickly digest. So, instead of showing 10/9/2008 to a user you could just show "about a year ago".
Today's demo is the reverse of that. It shows how you can convert words to a date, allowing users a much easier way to enter dates in to forms.
I bet most Forms you create have a date field on them, right? How do users enter the date -- do they type it in or do they use a date picker? Either way I bet they (and you) find it a cumbersome bother. Allowing them to enter dates by typing what they want will be a real crowd pleaser. The only trouble will probably be that they then expect all other forms to do the same and you'll then have your work cut out for you to retro-fit the code!
The code used in the demo comes from the brilliant DateJS library. The demo form only scratches the surface of what it can do.
Would it not be cool if from in a Symphony document save as also provided the option to save directo to a lotus database.
So I create a document, click save or save as and maybe on the Look In option can choose a Lotus application that I have pre-configured e.g. a teamroom. Within there maybe it could show the categories within the teamroom - allowing me to easily save to an existing category (creating a new 'folder' would create a new category?)
On save it would also be nice if it prompted for a document title - failing this just use the Symphony file name as the Lotus document title.
Support of the standard templates would be nice. Or even better - allow configuration of your own applications.
Surely this is a winner ?!
(and has nobody submitted this yet - I can't find anything similar)
Messages sent from the Internet to an Alternate Internet domain alias Internet address does not resolve as expected to a valid Notes Name in the Domino Directory. The name in the Person document contains a special accented character.
Using Notes or Domino Web Access, the following error occurs when opening a mail file: "No Help-About Document is Available for this Database." In some cases, this is observed only the first time the mail file is opened. It typically does not occur when opening your own mail file. This will occur in cases when the user opening the mail file has Public Access rights to the database.
An application designer wants to design a Notes database such that users will have to re-enter their password prior to gaining access to the database. How can this be done?
A Lotus Domino® 8.x server's Router task may become hung while converting a message that has a BinHex encoded file attachment when the recipient's Person document is set to "Prefers Notes Rich Text." This problem can essentially happen with any task that requires a MIME to CD conversion of a BinHex encoded file attachment in Lotus Domino, including third party add-ins (nBes, nNtask ,etc).
When using Lotus Domino Designer's Design Synopsis feature, you find that the Last Modification value notes a date/time value that corresponds to the last time the design element was modified "in this file". You expect that the value would reflect the Modified property that appears in the Design Document properties and which appears in the Last Modified column in Domino Designer.
Under certain conditions in Lotus Notes, LotusScript code that utilizes the CurrentDocument property (of the NotesUIWorkspace class) produces an error when using the methods of the NotesUIDocument class. What does this mean?