Hi,
I need to be able to write a value to the Windows Registry (using any method in Notes), and then be able to read that value in a View Selection Formula (hopefully @RegQueryValue works in VSF).
Can anyone suggest the best method for writing to the Windows Registry via lotusscript?
Thanks
Subject: Nevermind…
Arrggh…nevermind. I found out how to create/update registry entries. But the @RegQueryValue command doesn’t work in View Selection Formula’s.
So…can’t use dynamic formulas, can’t read from config files, can’t read profile docs, and can’t read registry entries. Thank you very much Lotus Notes!!!
Ok…guess I’m stuck using crappy embedded views to show docs in user preferred languages.
Subject: Try XPages!
As you discovered, you can have nothing dynamic in a view. Which is by design: a view is a static thing, its column contents are fixed. You can dynamically hide columns but that’s about it.
In XPages you can create those dynamic “views”, where the data shown can come from one or more sources. You might give that a try!