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    Notesrichtexttable access html tags

    It would be useful to have the ability to locate a specific table within a richtext field by using the Name/ID HTML tag. Then locate a row in the found table by using the "Row" HTML tags. Even down to the Cell using ID html tag. Purpose is to loca...
    about 1 year ago in Domino Designer / LotusScript 1 Needs Review

    Outlines need an urgent overhaul

    We nowadays can use our Notes application on mobile phones, tablets and other devices with smaller screens. That's why HCL allowed us developers to take care of the screen size in views and forms. But in the Notes Outline the most important option...
    over 4 years ago in Domino Designer / LotusScript 2 Under Consideration

    Should support add attachment to calendar for HTMO client

    Refer the HTMO product document: It is not support add attachments and embedded images in calendar entries, but customer think it is one normal feature and other softwares all support this feature, so strong require the HCL Traveler for Microsoft ...
    over 5 years ago in Traveler for Microsoft Outlook-HTMO 2 Assessment

    Add a Calendarweek LotusScript function, which obeys the user's regional settings

    Sometime users want to categorize documents in a view by calendar week. The calculation of calendar week is differerent in different parts of the world, e.g. the rules for the US differ from the rules used in Europe. The Notes client calculates th...
    over 7 years ago in Domino Designer / LotusScript 0 Under Consideration

    Resizable arrays (lists) in LotusScript

    There should be a class similar to Java's ArrayList, a resizable array to put elements into it with methods like: list.add(Variant item) list.isEmpty() list.Iterator() list.removeAt(int index) list.remove(Variant item) list.size() ...
    about 8 years ago in Domino Designer / LotusScript 2 Under Consideration

    Support TLS 1.3

    When using a reverse proxy using TLS 1.3 in front of Traveler, the HTMO client cannot connect to it with error: [1] 2026-03-12 14:57:24 info {ValidateAllEndPoints} Vallidating all endpoints... [1] 2026-03-12 14:57:24 info {ValidateAllEndPoints} Va...
    7 months ago in Traveler for Microsoft Outlook-HTMO 0 Needs Review

    Show LotusScript functions or subroutines that are not called.

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    about 8 years ago in Domino Designer / LotusScript 3 Under Consideration

    GetThreadinfo(LSI_THREAD_CALLMODULE) should return the name not any internal address

    It would be great if the LS GetThreadinfo(11) command would return the calling modul name instead of an internal cryptic string number string like in example "*F134C18". This would allow to write a much better error handling routine and would also...
    over 6 years ago in Domino Designer / LotusScript 4 Under Consideration

    lotusscript functions to create sha256 sha384

    With the new http and json classes a possibility to create sha256 and sha384 would be good to have natively in lotusscript
    over 7 years ago in Domino Designer / LotusScript 2 Assessment

    Support for Microsoft Outlook NEW for Microsoft 365 and Outlook 2024

    Customer requirement is to have HTMO compatibility with Microsoft Outlook NEW for Microsoft 365 and Outlook 2024.
    over 2 years ago in Traveler for Microsoft Outlook-HTMO 4 Under Consideration
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