# lines in embedded view

I am wondering how exactly domino chooses the # of lines to display in an embedded web view. I’ve looked at the help files, but I’m still a bit unsure.

Where is the default value specified in the notes.ini?

I’ve tried specifying 0 both with use default and without it in the embedded view properties box. However, I am still only seeing 30 lines of the view.

Subject: # lines in embedded view

There’s a setting on the server doc as well. On the Internet Protocols → Domino Web Engine tab, under Conversion/Display, are two fields that affect view display: default lines per view page, and maximum lines per view page.

Subject: RE: # lines in embedded view

Thanks,I was able to find that. Now, is there a way to display as many lines as there are documents without having to change my server configuration?

Subject: RE: # lines in embedded view

Well the easiest way is to just overcount. ?Openview&count=500000…way more than you need. It displays them all onthe page then.

There could be a limitation of how many the web can serve out but I’ve gone as high as several thousand on a page.

the &Count= parameter over-rides the server document always. You do not need to do anything else except use the parameter for however many lines you need.

i hope that makes sense…not sure what all you are trying to do.

also you can make $$ViewTemplatefor WHATEVERVIEW and do custom things on a per view basis…

As a general rule you probably dont want the server document modded to allow more than 50-100 lines per view. Serious performance issues. It is better to handle the views that need many lines displayed on a case by case basis…

Subject: RE: # lines in embedded view

OK,that all looks good to me. Thanks for your help.

Subject: RE: # lines in embedded view

If you use a regular view instead (can embed on a page with an iframe) you can append the count parameter to it…

Openview&count=5000

Subject: RE: # lines in embedded view

Oh, that sounds like a good idea. The page it’s going on is the $$ViewTemplateDefault. But you’re saying just make a regular page and put an iframe in it?