Notes/Domino Fix List
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| SPR # YFWI6PMGSD | Fixed in 7.0.2 release | Regression in 7.0.1 |
Product Area: Client Technical Area: Access for SAP Solutions Platform: Cross Platform
SPR# YFWI6PMGSD - Prior to this fix, if you set the Start Date past the End Date, or the End Date before the Start Date the End Date will be set to the day after the Start Date. A workaround would be to set the End Date to the same day as the Start Date and continue filling out your leave request. The End Date is only reset when it preceeds the Start Date. This regression was introduced in 7.0.1. See Technote No. 1237784 for more information.
Technote Number: 1237784
Problem:
This issue has been reported to Quality Engineering as SPR# YFWI6PMGSD and was
fixed in 7.0.2.
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There are two possible workarounds for previous versions:
Workaround #1:
You can simply set the End Date to the same day as the Start Date and continue
filling out your leave request. The End Date is only reset when it precedes the
Start Date
Workaround #2:
You can modify the onChange events of the StartDate and EndDate fields to cause
the EndDate to be set to the same day as the Start Date instead of the next
day. Directions for modifying the code are below. NOTE: IBM WILL NOT SUPPORT
THIS CHANGE. It is recommended that this change only be made if you are
proficient with LotusScript and are comfortable with making unsupported changes
to production template code.
Follow the instructions below:
Open Designer.
In the Mail template, make a backup copy of the Leave Request form.
Open the Leave Request form in designer.
Find the StartDate field.
Select the onChange event.
Find the following line in the code - it is on/around line 36:
Call sdt.AdjustDay(1)
Comment out the line in step 6 above.
Now select the EndDate field.
Select the onChange event.
Find the following line in the code - it is on/around line 36:
Call sdt.AdjustDay(1).
Comment out the line in step 10 above.
Save and close the form.
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Last Modified on 05/18/2007
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