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Status Under Consideration
Workspace Domino Designer
Created by Guest
Created on Nov 16, 2020

Notes View - programmable single click events for each column rather than just the whole row.

Other than in view editing a Notes View in the Notes Client allows only double click of the whole row to fire events assocated with opening a document, ie. queryopen, postopen.

It would be a major improvement to allow not only the opening of documents but separate 'onclick' events for each individual column thus providing programming options based on the data in the column or document in the row, ie in line with any modern web data table, - e.g open a doc, open a URL, pop up a box, navigate elswhere, perform xyz etc. etc. depending on which column is clicked and the data in that 'cell'

Although not based on column events the new row based hover over icons in the Mail Inbox of Notes 11 is one example.

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  • Guest
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    Dec 24, 2020

    For example. There is a frameset consisting of two vertical frames.

    It is necessary that, with a single click, the document opens in a frame on the right (for a read-mode with simplified functions for working with a document). And with a double-click, so that the document opens as usual - in a new tab (with advanced features - editing, etc.).

    This cannot be achieved because a view has two events: Queryopendocument (works on double-click) and Onselect (works on any click) and both events executed always - first Onselect then Queryopendocument. Thus, it is impossible to distinguish a single click from a double click, because Onselect is always executed first. There is another event that could distinguish them if the Regiondoubleclick event were executed first, but when it does, no one knows...

    That is, in order to solve this problem, at the Onselect event, you already need to understand exactly what was clicked, single or double click, but this is impossible.

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    Thomas Hampel
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    Nov 17, 2020

    Can you please be a bid more specific? For other people to better understsand this idea e.g. attach screenshots or describe what the benefit would be if this would be provided.