Hi, I would like to open a view that is based in another database with a button(action) how? Lotusscript or formula! ThanksBranimir
Subject: View
Hi,
Try to search in the forum for : open and view and database and another
JYR
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Subject: RE: View
My english is not that bad? It is the typing, I type quick and make many mistakes during the typing!
Jean I have sent you the log entries of the server! Could you please take alook at it?
Thanks to all of you, you are a great help
Subject: RE: View
Hi,
Didn’t have time to take a deep look but for what i’ve seen, there is not a lot of infos that is pertinent ou useful.
I think you will have to place a support call at IBM because, the log entries a not verbose enough.
Have you put every Notes.ini debug settings?
JYR
Subject: RE: View
I am sure that you will think that i am preety stupid, but i have actually forgot to change the .ini file!!!
I have just entered tell amgr debug* at server console!
OH man!
Sorry for bothering you! Ill do it and then i will write to you!
Subject: View
Another idea, depending on what you are trying to accomplish, would be to have an embedded view (from the other database) on a form (in the current database) and open that form.
Just an idea. If you are truly wanting to open the view say from an Outline button, then this may not be what you are looking for.
- Matt
Subject: View
Well the problem has changed!
Now i want to open a document with the button, it should be a specific document, a document that has an equal field (username) as a field on my doc (from which i am opening the form)!
Thanks
Branimir
Subject: View
OK:@Command([FileOpenDatabase];“Server”:“Folder\DBANME.NSF”);
@IfError(@DbLookup(“”:“NoCache” ; “Server”:“Folder\DBNAME.NSF”; “RTLkupByKey”; “View Category Name”; 1);
@Return(@Prompt([Ok];“Unavaliable”;“Sorry - no help documentation exists for this action”)));
@Command([OpenView]; “RTLkupByKey”;“View Category Name”);
@Command( [OpenDocument]);
@If(@Command( [AttachmentLaunch] );
@Do(
@Command([FileCloseWindow]);
@Command([FileCloseWindow]);
@Command([FileCloseWindow]);
@Command( [WindowMinimizeAll] ));
@Return(“”))
My one also closes the document & db in notes, and minize’s the notes window, as it was a word document…
If what you are doing is inside a database, then you can specifiy on the outline to use another database, not the current one…
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