I have created a custom welcome page in a db based on bookmark.ntf. During advanced setup I was able to point to a frameset in another db. Everything looks ok and the desktop policy is pushed down to the clients, but the frameset is emty. A message telling that no such designelement exist is displayed.I take this as a sign that it looks for the frameset in the local bookmark.nsf instead of in the customized db on the server!
I can find correct information in the welcome page which is pushed down to the local bookmark.nsf:
dbFilename1
dbServer1
dbTitle1
OtherFrameset
ShowOtherFrameset
(not sure if the db-items are used since I’m pointing to the correct db in my custom frameset)
Is there anybody out there with experience in this?
Is there some detailed information on how bookmark.nsf really work with desktop policy??
Hi.I had the same problem as you. I created a corporate welcomepage with my own frameset. And you are right, Notes look for the frameset in the local bookmark.nsf
I solved the problem by updating the design on the local bookmark.nsf with the new frameset. Put the frameset in bookmarks.ntf on the server and then run the following code on your clients.
I did it by mailing out a button with the code to the users since only a testgroup is using it now but there are ways to do it without user interaction.