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When opening a document in the Notes client and a formula prevents the form from loading you will be told which field has the problem. On the web you get something like:
HTTP Web Server: Lotus Notes Exception - Incorrect data type for operator or @Function: Number expected
And then you have to go through every field on the form trying to track down the offending formula. It would be great even if we were told the field name.
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1) Gavin Bollard1561 (12 Mar 2008)
I was thinking that you might only want "extended" information enabled sometimes, hence you might put the information into a field which could be displayed (or not) depending on the application and the roles of the user currently using the app.
Does anyone else think that displaying field names etc on web applications might be a security issue?
Does anyone else think that displaying field names etc on web applications might be a security issue?
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