We are glad to announce that in the early August we moved to a new comfortable office located at Musy Dzhalilya 3/1. It has spacious rooms and convenient business atmosphere. We hope that in such a positive environment we'll make our clients even happier by delivering them successful and efficient solutions for their businesses.

Although the building has been built just recently and it doesn't appear in Google Maps, you can check out the surroundings here

We are glad to announce our new featured product - Lotus Notes ActiveX Grid Control.

Leverage the comprehensive flexibility and high performance of our Lotus Notes ActiveX Grid control to achieve user-friendly grid data viewing and editing in Lotus Notes!

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Really, I've heard about Lotus Traveler a bit, but didn't plan to try it, until this January. The reason is simple - I had a simple mobile Nokia 6230 phone since 2005, and didn't plan to change it to something else, as it was (and still is) very reliable device, permanently serving main mobile's function - I could talk using it, even after it felt few times on the concrete floor. However there was no need for full-scale mobile synchronization.

When we had to develop Lotus Views for the Web interfaces (a lot of times, of course), we needed something AJAXy. AJAX views for Domino were available for quite a while in Web Access mail template, but the code is practically not re-usable there. So, during our search efforts, we came across the brilliant project NotesView2 at openntf.org. You can see the demo and download the database here (.zip, 3Mb).

To fill in some missing features in this project, we've have added the following options to the NotesView2 template:

If you are working on a web project and need to get a comment form with a multiline text field, you use the following field options:

and you might use the following Translation:

@Implode(@ThisValue;@NewLine)

The field looks like this:

When a user types in a comment without inserting a line break, you can easily get the field value after the document is submitted with

because, naturally, the field is shown in the HTML:

Filtering documents within a view in LotusScript straightforwardly can require quite a lot lines of code with various functions. However, by simple modular programming, you can use less functions in the code, making code more friendly and readable, thus reducing the chances to make a mistake, and increasing re-usability.

Here's the sample of straightforward code: