Hi All,
I wanted to move from Lotus Notes 6.5 to Lotus Notes 8.0.1 for which I am testing some old applications from 6.5 on new version 8.0.1
@Command([OpenView]; “By Eng Number”);
@Command([ViewNavigatorsNone])
form above command ‘By Eng Number’ view open but view navigator still showed.
@Command([ViewNavigatorsNone]) not working in 8.0.1
can any one help me out…
how resolved this problem?
Thanx in advance…
Subject: @Command([ViewNavigatorsNone]) not working in 8.0.1
Hello, that command is meant for views. So if you have a form open rather than a view, taht might be the reason why it is not working. I would check whether the form itself calls the navigator, or the frameset hosting the form, and take it from there.
Subject: @Command([ViewNavigatorsNone]) not working in 8.0.1
I had the same problem, where @Command([ViewNavigatorsNone]) was used in the PostOpen event of numerous views. For a work around, I created a frameset for each of the views, removed the code, @Command([ViewNavigatorsNone]),from the PostOpen event. Then for each outline entry that opened the view, changed the action to open the frameset. Actually, the views open much faster and cleaner than previously. Yes, this was tedious, and annoying. Hope you don’t have too many views to fix.
Subject: You can use a single frameset for all views
Hi Jean,you can use a single frameset to host all the views. I have a unique frameset called “main” which has a frame called “mainsright” which is meant to host the views. For each of the outline entries I specified “mainsright” in the “frame” field of the outline entry property box.
It works well, and makes the template leaner and even faster (just make sure you compact the template after you have removed all the redundant framesets).
Hope this helps,
Subject: framset for each view
I used a separate frameset for each view because the users do not want a left-hand navigation when the view was open; but rather, have the view fill the full screen.