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No-View NotesDocument Lookups, UNID Logic, and Environment Variables - Example Application and Video Tutorial
09/16/2008 03:25:21 PM by Chris Toohey
To help address a few of the questions I've been getting on the No-View NotesDocument Lookups, an application-driven UniversalID Logic, and using Lotus Notes Client Environment Variables to speed up "Preference" NotesDocument Lookups... I put together a quick tutorial and example Lotus Notes Client Application.
So check out the video (sorry about the quality - still a n00b at this...) and download and play with the example application!
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Hi Chris,
Could you please redo the video without the music under your voice?
Thanks,
Lars
Really? I liked the music. It made a nice change of pace from the typical dry demo vid.
@Lars:
I didn't think you were allowed to post a video on youtube without free looping musak?! I can put it up - sans the background - but I gotta be honest... it'll be on the far end of my priority list. ;-)
@Nathan:
Or should I say NTF ;-)
I threw the musak in there to both give it a more fluid feel as well as cover some of my stammering. I think the next time I do this - that is, put together a video demo on youtube - I'll record the audio in Audacity while recording the screen (as I did this time) with CamStudio. There was just something about not being able to mix the audio in post-production that I didn't like...
That and the audio and video made the source CamStudio file huge!
Now I understand what all the fuss is about.. Thanks for the video/explanation!
Working mainly with webapps, I'm probably going to have the hash stored as a constant in the topmost Script library/in a CFD-field on a subform that's used by all "document"-forms.
(This is how IBM should have implemented profile docs on the web in the first place.. No stupid caching!!)