Convert NotesJSONElement.Type value to String
NotesJSONElement.Type returns an integer. This converts it to meaningful text
LotusScript
Paul S Withers
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Changing Input to Select in Profiles
This changes the "Building" label and field to be for "Department", giving a comboBox of selections. This still saves the value to the "bldgId" field, and marks as selected the value that's stored.
It requires the values to exist in the list, or the first is selected as the default. If you need to change existing field values, use the Connections APIs or Node-RED nodes to do so.
JavaScript (Connections Customizer)
Paul S Withers
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Client-side radio-button validation
Could also be done by hijacking XSP.getFieldValue and checking the type 'fieldset' before calling the original getFieldValue.
IMHO this code (or better) should be incorporated in the XSP files.
JavaScript (Client)
Sjef Bosman
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Base Href for XPages Applications
Thanks to Jesse Gallagher for pointing me in the direction of this one.
If you use Bootstrap themes, links tend to be basicLeafNodes with client-side URLs set via the href property to avoid unnecessary requests to the server to perform a partial refresh. After all, we want to change the URL, so why not just do so directly from the browser. But if you set href to e.g. "/newSnippet.xsp" and set the launch properties of the database to launch a specific page, e.g. "home.xsp", the starting URL in the browser may be ".nsf", it may be ".nsf/" or it may be ".nsf/home.xsp". This means "/newSnippet.xsp" means different things.
This Snippet sets the base URL so that "/newSnippet.xsp" in the basicLeafNode will always work.
XPages
Paul S Withers
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Add branding to application layout control with Bootstrap theme
an item with the navbar-brand class is not part of the control. here is a way to add it onload via jQuery (ref https://getbootstrap.com/docs/3.3/components/#navbar)
JavaScript (Client)
Patrick Kwintensson
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Type Ahead search from Active Directory
Simple typeahead in XPages that looks up people from Active directory as you type. you need to customize the java class so that search path match where you want to search in AD and what fields in AD you want to return.
Use ADExplorer (windows app) to find your path.
Java
Thomas Adrian
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Simple client side validation using jQuery
use this snippet as a starting point for a simple validation using jQuery, customize it using your own field names.
if the validation fails we highlight the field and cancel any server side code
JavaScript (Client)
Thomas Adrian
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Programmatic access to IDVAULT ( incl. new V10 methods )
The code allows programmatic access to the IDVAULT. It uses the NotesIdVault class ( new with 901 FP9 ) and also extends the class to extract an ID from the vault without knowing its password.
The code also includes new features that come with V10 to archive, revert archived Ids and to delete Ids that have been archived to reinforce sync.
SAMPLE USAGE:
This sample shows how to extract an ID from the vault document. It will apply a new password to the ID but leaves the ID in the document untouched.
Option Declare
Use "IDVault"
Sub Initialize
Dim idv_db As NotesIdVaultDb
Dim bck_db As NotesIdVaultDb
Dim vaultServer As String
Dim vaultDb As String
Dim vaultDb_backup As String
vaultServer = "develop1/gotham"
vaultDb = "IBM_ID_VAULT\batcave.nsf"
vaultDb_backup = "IBM_ID_VAULT\batcave_bck.nsf"
Dim idv_doc As NotesIdVaultDocument
Set idv_db = New NotesIdVaultDb(vaultServer, vaultDb)
If ( idv_db.IsConnected() ) then
Set idv_doc = New NotesIdVaultDocument(idv_db.db,nothing)
Set bck_db = New NotesIdVaultDb(vaultServer, vaultDb_backup)
If ( bck_db.IsConnected() ) Then
Set idv_doc = New NotesIdVaultDocument(idv_db.db, bck_db.db)
Else
Set idv_doc = New NotesIdVaultDocument(idv_db.db, Nothing)
End If
idv_doc.ServerName = vaultServer
idv_doc.UserName = "cn=Harvey Dent/o=gotham"
idv_doc.Password = "hdent003"
idv_doc.IdFilePathName = "C:\Notes\Data\ids\people\backup\hdent_with_new_pwd.id"
'Call idv_doc.ResetPassword()
'Call idv_doc.archiveIDFile()
'Call idv_doc.revertArchivedIDFile()
'Call idv_doc.deleteArchivedIDFile()
'Call idv_doc.IdFileGet()
'Call idv_doc.IdFileSync()
'Call idv_doc.IdFilePut()
Call idv_doc.IdFileExtract()
'Call idv_doc.markInactive()
'Call idv_doc.markActive()
MsgBox idv_doc.LastErrorString
End if
End Sub
LotusScript
Ulrich Krause
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Serialized partial refresh calls V1.0.1
This is an attempt to serialize all partial refresh calls. The advantages are: code that's easier to read, smooth execution, easier debugging sometimes, and one can add a partial refresh when one needs it, without worrying about refresh calls that are already active.
I didn't find any problems yet, but I cannot guarantee that there aren't any. Your comments are welcome!
The "standard" way is still possible, i.e. using cascading calls through onComplete.
Based on and making use of: http://dontpanic82.blogspot.fr/2010/01/xpages-hijackingpublishing-partial.html
Release History
V1.0.1: solved a rare condition when Process() is called with an empty queue.
JavaScript (Client)
Sjef Bosman
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Persistence Service Utility Class
This class is a collection of methods that can be useful when trying to work with the XPages Persistence Service.
For more information check out my blog post camerongregor.com 'Generating and Downloading Files Using XPages Persistence Service'
Java
Cameron Gregor
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Revamp Java Web Service code after WSDL creation
Use this information to troubleshoot instances where your Web Services, similarly to the following: https://openntf.org/XSnippets.nsf/snippet.xsp?id=java-webservice-providerconsumer, return null when called from your JavaAgent-
It looks like when a Provider Web Service is created the code that it is created with (depending on the Environment) gets modified and does behave differently- In this is the case for you, code sample #1 needs to be modified as code sample #2, see above- Rest assured, you will be able to go back and revamp the code, and your actual Service WSDL will not be affected-
Side Note: Caution, you want to get properties data worked out for this Provider first prior to entering WSDL to modify the URL (localhost or ServerName of choice), which you will need to do to append Service name- Added info about this can be found in the URL posted in this XSnippet- If you update the WSDL then try to do properties work, you may be unable to save your work, which means you will need to start from scratch- I have yet to figure out how to bypass this issue without creating a new file to restart the process-
See Web Service Consumer and Provider Apps upload soon, after the Pokémon Project, currently onGoing to be released in the coming weeks- Stay Tuned!
Java
Köll S Cherizard
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Added 2017-Aug-16
rendererInfo
Displays pertinent information about a given control's active renderer/theme settings.
XML
Jesse Gallagher
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Send Embedded Object as File attachment to 3rd party Web Service
This Snippet allows you to easily send an attached file in a NotesDocument to a 3rd party Web Service/Web API. Parts of this code will need to be modified based on what 3rd party service you are connecting to, but the majority of the logic remains unchanged.
In this Snippet, I'm sending a file to an Integration Service Portal I developed called Agilit-e (www.agilit-e.com), which has a microservice that can accept and store any kind of file you send it.
Java
John V Jardin
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Smart Tool to export mail files size to an Excel file
Exporting mail files size of all the databases under Domino\data\mail folder to an Excel file.
Note : This agent need to be run from Admin Client with Full Access Admin enabled.
To export the mail files size to an Excel file, please create 'dbsize.xls' file and place in C drive.
Keep the Agent properties as below :
Under Runtime, Select 'Action Menu Selection' and Target as 'None'
Open the database from Admin Client and run the agent from Action menu.
LotusScript
Sudhakar K Reddy
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Craig Fogus
Display markdown from a file resource on an xpage
This code uses the showdown.js library to display Markdown code contained within a file resource. It is useful for managing a change log.
There is a blog entry with more information and a demo database at http://focul.net/showdown.
XPages
sean cull
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Added 2016-Dec-10