Oliver Hemmerich | 1 Oct 2004 06:16
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Re: save option

for me it's sometimes source code calling something from a script library
that has changed. debugging the action referrs to the actual correct
wotking code fom the script library but without debugger it used its old
compiled source and thus returns strange errors...

oliver

kenyee | 1 Oct 2004 08:09

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John_Davidson | 1 Oct 2004 09:09
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No Go Offine button in Web Access


Running 6.5 Domino - even though configuration option to allow users to go
offline is selected the button does not appear on the browser UI?

Regards

John Davidson
Systems Research (Pvt) Ltd
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Ron.Devereux | 1 Oct 2004 10:09
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Re: save option


Jean,

What you need is to add a flag in the query save event when the validation
fails, pick the flag up in the queryclose event and stop the document
closing.  My personal preference is to place a validation function into
either the document (Globals) or into a sript library.  An example is given
below:

Function ValidateAssessFields(doc)
%REM
Validates fields that are required before you can say that an assessment is
complete
%END REM

      'Build a list of fields that need to have a value before the
asessment can be completed
      required1 = doc.LOwnerAgree(0)
      required2 = doc.GrantAmount(0)
      required3 = doc.GroupType(0)
      required4 = doc.Score3(0)
      required5 = doc.Score2(0)
      required6 = doc.Score1(0)
      required7 = doc.Score5(0)
      required8 = doc.Score6(0)
      required9 = doc.Score7(0)

      Redim valmissing(0 To 8) As String

      valmissing1 = "Land Owner agreement (que.9)"
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Yogesh Talekar | 1 Oct 2004 11:42
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The public key does not match the one certified ?

Hello All,

I have a Domino 6.5.2 running on SuSE Enterprise 8.0.
Actually, its data directory is
rectreated from a backup dump of one old server. So I
just did a DNS change and new server 
started working fine. It also have a cluster
configured. So I just wanted to add one more 

server to cluster. So I registered a server, created
the key. Certified the key.

Then I started installing second server. I started
configuring it as an add on server.
Now when I show the key file (locally copied from the
main server). It starts the setup, 

comes to 20% of setup process then says "The public
key that is being used does not match 

the one that was certified. Check the local logs for
details"

So is there any problem with my public key? Do i need
to regenrated the keys and id files?

any advice/clue?

Thanks in advance.

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Jean.Stachler | 1 Oct 2004 15:23
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Re: save option


Ron,

Thank you very much for your help.  Just as you said, I added a field so
that could be used to check if the document should be saved.

Jean

Ron.Devereux | 1 Oct 2004 15:49
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Re: save option


Jean,

Just a thought, if you just set the SaveOptions field to "0" in the
QuerySave, the document would close without saving any of the users input.
Which is why I use the QuerySave in combination with the QueryClose.  Users
could get a tad fed up if they have been editing a large document for about
20 minutes, and then lose all the work because they have not entered data
in a solitary field.

Regards,

Ron

Ron Devereux
Development Manager
tel: +44 (0) 20 7242 2277
ron.devereux <at> initia.co.uk
http://www.initia.co.uk

Jean.Stachler | 1 Oct 2004 15:53
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Re: save option


Yes, you are right.  I have built in the code so that if something isn't
right, they get the message box and the field that needs to be updated with
information is where the cursor goes to.  The user can add their data and
than they can again press the save button and all is well for them.

Thanks much,
Jean

                                                                                                                                       
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Jean,

Just a thought, if you just set the SaveOptions field to "0" in the
QuerySave, the document would close without saving any of the users input.
Which is why I use the QuerySave in combination with the QueryClose.  Users
could get a tad fed up if they have been editing a large document for about
20 minutes, and then lose all the work because they have not entered data
in a solitary field.
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Andy_Stewart | 1 Oct 2004 16:33
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SMTP received information


If I send email from Notes to Yahoo, Yahoo displays a lot of the header
information. Some of this information identifies the domain / SMTP server
that the email originated from. I have managed to suppress the Message-ID
header and the X-MIMETrack header. What I would like to be able to do is
suppress the Received from header:

Received from 193.201.120.15 (HELO mailhost.avon-insurance.co.uk)
(193.201.120.15) by mta115.mail.sc5.yahoo.com with SMTP; Wed 29 Sep 2004
03:04:04 -0700

Does anyone know if it possible to suppress this header, or is Yahoo
obtaining the SMTP server name by means outside my control - eg reverse DNS
lookup.

Notes / Domino 5.0.12 running on Windows 200 server.

TIA.

Andy

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Thom Dyson | 1 Oct 2004 16:58

Re: SMTP received information

The header is added by the Yahoo software and there is nothing you can do 
about it.

Thom Dyson
Director of Information Services
Sybex, Inc.

lnotes-l <at> ozzie.notesnic.net wrote on 10/01/2004 07:33:24 AM:

> Received from 193.201.120.15 (HELO mailhost.avon-insurance.co.uk)
> (193.201.120.15) by mta115.mail.sc5.yahoo.com with SMTP; Wed 29 Sep 2004
> 03:04:04 -0700

> Does anyone know if it possible to suppress this header, or is Yahoo
> obtaining the SMTP server name by means outside my control - eg reverse 
DNS
> lookup.

> Notes / Domino 5.0.12 running on Windows 200 server.

> TIA.


Gmane