XPAGES QUESTIONS

With these it helps If you retrieve a DocumentCollection for each view, you can use the following set operations on those NotesCollections: Intersect, Subtract and Merge. I think you need Subtract in your case. These operations can be very slow, in m

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may help you . Tony, you created a XPage in 8.5.3FP1 using the Extlib and now want to alter it using a Domino Designer 9.0? The answer yes, you can. As a save guard you want to edit your application property and set it to 8.5.3.

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This might help you Yes you can, by using number converters. For example here are some computed fields whose values are calculated as fractions, but displayed as percentages:

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To fix the issue you can do As Sven says, the line including com.ibm.xsp.component is the one to check for, in this case com.ibm.xsp.component.xp.XspOutputLabel.getFor(XspOutputLabel.java:158) at. This actually should give you plenty of information t

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like below fixes the issue From my standpoint, performance may be affected by any of many layers every Domino application (not only XPages) consists of. From top - browser (DOM, JS, CSS, HTML...), network (latencies, DNS, SSO...) to application layer

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like below fixes the issue On an xpage in an edit box I would like to fire some ssjs (set scopevariable, call a function in a managed bean, perform a partial refresh) when the backspace key is used. , it became something like this:

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it helps some times I can not believe how simple this should be but it is just not working for me. I have a data table. I have a computed field for one of the columns of that data table. , You could use SimpleDateFormat like this

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I think the issue was by ths following , I need a simple button whereby a user clicks to sign off on a document. A single signer per document, but when they click it, it puts their name and the date in two visible fields, and changes the status field

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This might help you The short version is that jQuery data tables are built by purely (CS)JS, meaning any "normal" transport of data like a REST service (such as how you're describing using xp:restService) is pretty standard and ubiquitous. jQuery its

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I wish this help you I'd recommend looking at Apache POI. It's likely to have addressed the issue you're encountering and is also more widely used. The APIs for creating an Excel spreadsheet are pretty intuitive, especially if you've done similar thi

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I wish this help you Qaiser, if you want to avoid a performance hit, don't use database.search. It is the equivalent of a full table scan without an index. Bad idea.The better way: create a view that has all the columns you need and is sorted the way

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I hope this helps . The problem mentioned above doesn't break the application.Therefore the best approach for me to handle this problem is to ignore it.

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This might help you Speak after me: there is no RichText in the web, all there is is MIME.You can set the RT field to store its content in MIME (a property). This makes things much easier.

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hop of those help? Date/time constants in Lotus formula language are enclosed in square brackets, which you can clearly see in the documentation for @BusinessDays. Try this:

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this will help Chances are you've added SSJS to the standard browser-side onClick event. Bear in mind the onClick event is to run on the browser, so is intended to contain CSJS. Use of SSJS there is to be processed on the server to return a String wh

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