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Inserting pass through html onto a form with LotusScript, designed to used in the NOTES CLIENT.
By Andrew Pollack on 06/21/2005 at 01:27 PM EDT|
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HOWEVER -- if you do exactly the same thing, but instead of a field you create a COMPUTED TEXT area, and for the formula you use the field name where you have written the html..... It does display as formatted text. But not in R5. |
A field is a field is a fieldBy Stephan H. Wissel on 06/22/2005 at 11:42 AM EDT
re: Inserting pass through html onto a form with LotusScript, designed to used in the NOTES CLIENT.By Tasos Christidis on 09/20/2013 at 09:18 AM EDT
Hey Andrew,
I need to do exactly this: a lotuscript agent to produce some HTML and showing
it to a client form. The agent will be invoked by the press of the button, on
the form and show the result in... where?... a rich text field, I guess?
Any ideas will be appreciated.
Thanks
I need to do exactly this: a lotuscript agent to produce some HTML and showing
it to a client form. The agent will be invoked by the press of the button, on
the form and show the result in... where?... a rich text field, I guess?
Any ideas will be appreciated.
Thanks
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The Notes client follows it's own sweet rules. When looking at the DXL of a
form you will understand a lot. E.g. you mark a field and change
font/size/color: Notes acutally creates a [run] (the Notes equivalent of a
[span] tag) around it. So when the Notes clients renders a form everything
OUTSIDE a field definition is used for the visuals and then the field is
processed seperatly. A field is allways a field even if it happens to be
display only. A computed text on the other hand is designed to influence the
look.
It is a consitent logical behavior... you (and I) might not like since it is
inconsistent to the web behavior.
(My take: IBM should rewrite the renderer around the Mozilla core engine).
:-) stw