This seems to work, however as a newbie to Lotus Notes I suspect there may be a better way of doing this.  What I am doing is appending a string to a single field in a document and saving it.  Does this look correct?

 

var name = context.getUser().getCommonName();

if(/^CN=/.test(name)) name = name.substr(3,name.indexOf('/')-3);

var historyMessage += name+" has made an update";

var history = doc.getItemValue('OneHistory');

history.push(historyMessage);

doc.replaceItemValue('OneHistory',history);

doc.save();

 

Is there a way of saving just the field or do you have to doc.save()? 

 

Thanks in advance for any advice!

 

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