field types / use of framesets

This is a discussion on field types / use of framesets within the lotus-notes-programmer forums in Other Technologies category; 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 ...

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Old 02-04-2004, 06:07 PM
Default field types / use of framesets

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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Old 02-05-2004, 06:22 PM
Default Re: field types / use of framesets

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.
>
>




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