My Life With IT

After resolving my site problem, I decided that all my sites will be re-installed. Major re-do. I wonder if I will actually get down to it. I have a problem. The user wants all the categories in the view to be collapsed. Not a problem.

The user also wants the selected view name to be highlighted if the view is being viewed. Not a problem either. The problem is combining both. I used a text with the following:

@Command([ViewCollapseAll])

I cannot use the same in an Outline. The Outline is able to highlight the selected view name but is unable to comprehend Formula and I don’t want to do such a complex code for a simple menu. It’s silly.

The headaches of using Lotus Notes. It’s a bane when I’m faced with conflicting interests. If anyone has an idea or alternative, do leave your comments so that I can try it out.

I seem to have lost touch with looping. The codes look fine to me. However, the final count is wrong. I can’t figure out why. Perhaps I have really lost passion for coding at this point in time. Maybe I’m just bored with the programming and yearning for changes in my life. Or perhaps I yearn to fulfill my childhood dreams.

Anyway, this set of codes is supposed to check for the category then the location and finally count if the document belongs to the set. Unfortunately, the count is off. With 2 or 3 loops, I can’t help but wonder if I had been programming the codes all wrong from the start. Or the conditions need another way to work around.

Arrays and variables have to be used. It’s going to be tough.