First of all thanks for work you did.

But I have a query,you have provided the demo database.i have downloaded it but and tried to explore it,when i am open the calendar on browser it doesn't open up.i wannna to implement the calendar in my database.

How could i achieve it ??Please Advise....

Thanks in Advance.....

If I had more time I'd like to take it further - optional week start day and other layouts etc, but I don't...

Jake

Beautiful job on this application. I've never seen a Domino calendar look better.

I do have a question though. Is the month calendar the only format in here? Or are there (week, day, etc) others I am just not wrapping my head around.

Thanks

I just posted about how I could not get the accordion effect to work. Please strike that post as I have got it working. Apologies for wasting your time.

$$HTMLFrontMatter and custom doctype !!!!

Best regards

Alan

Many thanks, this is nice, love the method for adding calendar entries at a double click. I did have 1 question regarding that feature though. I downloaded latest version and when I double click to add an entry it places the popup form in lower right corner of screen. It does this in IE only (v6.0) and works fine in FF. Found this strange since it works fine in the same browser on your demo site. Am I missing something here? Thanks again!

After "save" the browser shows id, date and title - not the calenderview:

{

_id: "C214207D8B331799C125733F003AC388",

date: "2007-01-13",

title: "Edit Qiuckregistration"

}

..and in the browsers adressfield it ends with "..?EditDocument&Seq=1"

Has this happend to anyone else or is it because I am a blond Swede ;-))

Alex

Your DBLookup idea is much like SQL where you can add "LIMIT 1" on the end to limit results returned. Great idea.

If you want to stress test Domino apps look for the JMeter link in my Elsewhere section from a couple of days ago. Very nice app!

Jake

The DXL comment was more along the line of, "Jeebus, how on earth could you do that with a view?" no other way that I can think of. I've not used DXL ina production environment because those pesky admins won't allow the agent to be signed with a user with designer access. And they get really uncomfortable about a the idea that the design changes.

I'd be tempted to ignore the date, it's optional isn't it? Do feed readers get huffy if it's not there? Anyway, I agree that getting the date of the first entry is a bit ugly. I've always wanted the ability for @dblookup to take a number instead of a key, so that @dblookup("";"";"view";1;"foo") would lookup the first doc. Using -1 would lookup the last doc. Ah we can but dream.

I've worked on some things where WQO was the way to go, but was way too heavy, making the load time unacceptable if it was for run for every request. Caching worked a treat. The RSS example is a different problem, an individual run is going to be fine speedy enough, but I've read that RSS was a prime candidate for swamping resources once the subscription levels rise. If you had a server could be hosting 10s or 100s of RSS feeds, each with 1,000s of subscribers, each automatically checking for an update every couple of minutes. Ouch! A little caching would make a big difference.

As you say horses for courses ;)

You're right about the RFC822 date bit:

Still need to get the value of the first in the view somehow though!

I've never worked on an app so large or under such stress that caching was needed, but it's an interesting topic and something I might cover when I return from my holiday.

Brian. You're right. I can't for the life of me remember why I use the CurrUser field now. I'm sure though that at some point in the version history of Notes Remote_User was unreliable or plain didn't work. Seems ok now though, so I've deleted CurrUser and switched to your code suggestion, although I've added a check for a blank entry in that field and set .user to "Anonymous" in that case.

Karen. Thank you in advance of any pressies.

Public Function getUserName() As NotesName

Set getUserName = New NotesName( document.REMOTE_USER(0) )

End Function

What's the trouble with the date format? You can get a view to output in that format no problem. The date has to be in a column on it's own, but once you've got a huge variety of formatting availible, and you can get rfc822 format no problem.

The only way I can think to get round hard coding the host for the links would be to do some dxl stuff to update the design on the fly.

I'm not sure if you touched on this in one of the WQO posts or not, but if performance was an issue, is would be pretty straight forward to set up a cache of the feed, so that you didn't need to spin through all of the documents unless there was an update. Maybe the subject of another post ;)

Anywho, good stuff.

Tommy. As I said recently, thank my customers. Most of what I pass on to you guys is merely a re-hashed version of what I work on for them. Thank them for allowing me to do so and also for allowing me to continue working from home. It's the latter than allows me the time (otherwise spent commuting) to knock out these demos.