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| Hi there Can anyone out there tell me how the following can be done via lotusscript : 1) the types of fields in all forms in the database 2) if the fields are multivalued fields 3) for fields not of type Readers, Authors and Names, is there a way of determining if the field contains name-related data without having to do a string compare ? I'm new to framesets. In this database, I'm using a navigators, framesets and views. When a view is opened via a frameset, a new window with that view is created. How do you open a view in the same window instead of having a new window created ? Thanks in advance. |
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| Hi 1) try to iterate through all fields with something like forall item in doc.items typestring = item.type end forall 2) How about counting the number of values? 3) don't know, why not with string compares? Set the targe frame something like "_parent"... Am Thu, 5 Feb 2004 06:07:32 +0800 hat Sha geschrieben: > Hi there > > Can anyone out there tell me how the following can be done via > lotusscript : > 1) the types of fields in all forms in the database > 2) if the fields are multivalued fields > 3) for fields not of type Readers, Authors and Names, is there a way of > determining if the field contains name-related data without having to do > a > string compare ? > > I'm new to framesets. In this database, I'm using a navigators, framesets > and views. When a view is opened via a frameset, a new window with that > view > is created. How do you open a view in the same window instead of having a > new window created ? > > Thanks in advance. > > -- Using M2, Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/ |
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