Hi,
When using a view online, it seems it is only showing a maximum of 30 lines per pages, we then need to hit the next button in the header to show the next 30 lines.
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But i would need the whole list to be displayed on a single page, and the java applet is not an option for me as i need to read the info with a parser.
Is there a way to allow the view to show more then those 30 lines.
Thanks a lot in advance
Subject: More then 30 lines per view pages
The number of lines returned is/can be limited by a couple of settings.
If the view is displayed as an embedded view (either by calling the embedding form/page directly, or by means of a $$ViewTemplate that uses an embedded view rather than the $ViewBody field), there is an embedded view property to either display a number of lines, or to use the default value.
The default value is set in the server document (or web site document, if you are using them) on the Domino Web Engine tab.
You can overwrite these values by building url commands, that contain the count parameter. Opening a view like so
http://server/path/db.nsf/MyView?OpenView&count=100
will display 100 lines, regardless of the other settings mentioned. A parameter of -1 will display all documents …
… up to the next limit configured in the server document / web site document. That’s the maximum lines per view setting (defaults to 1000) and it cannot be overridden by any other setting.
Subject: RE: More then 30 lines per view pages
Big thanks to you
That solved my problem, using embedded view i was able to overcome the server settings.
But i was wondering if 9999 is the highest number we can use, it won’t be a problem for the moment but just by curiosity.
Subject: RE: More then 30 lines per view pages
I don’t think so. At least this is no documented limit. However, to display more lines per view you have to either increase the server’s default setting or build links containing an appropriate count parameter yourself.
In real life, you’ll probably not be tempted to do that anyway, as performance will be less then optimal.
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