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This section looks at various ways to sort a view in your application. |
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You will now see how to categorize a view. |
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At this point, it is useful to see how an application opens in the Notes® client. |
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A new application contains one view by default but its content is limited. |
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Beginning with the R8.52 release of NotesDomino there is a clear performance winner in the race to enumerate data from a View using the Backend View related classes. Significant performance work has been done on the ViewNavigator class to allow it perform well enough to serve as the underpinnings ... |
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Introduction
The View.AutoUpdate property has been around for a long time. It provides a level of control by the application over how it should react to updates within NotesDomino views. It can be extremely helpful in applications that have busy views. It also has the ability to be a significant ... |
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Here's the promised followup article to my earlier posting on views and autoupdate. This blog post shows a sample agent that illustrates the differences in behavior when iterating over a view between having the AutoUpdate view property on, or off. ... |
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So i finally figured it out, by piecing many sources of code from around the internet. Step 1. create a custom control. Create a custom control and put your view on it, and put a search bar and a select button above it like this, make the first column have a check box option Configure this for ... |