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Asked by BillTr in Lotus Notes
I'm looking into a problem on a database that seems to be driven by the functions on the form. Both forms have an action that looks up user names from a list, checks their status and presents error messages back. This code is working. But the developer presents the error messages back to the users by updating multiple computed fields. Then uses hide formulas based on these computed fields. He has this going several layers deep with computed fields using formulas that reference other computed fields. I lean pretty heavily towards script and only use formulas when I have to, so I have a real problem with that.
Anyway...
On one form, this design seems to work fine. On the other, the hide functions don't seem be getting invoked correctly. The action is working, when I take the hide functions off I can see the error messages. I think the problem lies in the order that the computed fields are getting executed.
I have a workaround... I change the field that was updated by the script to an editable field. But, the other form works with it as a computed...I'd like to understand that.
So... what are the rules around functions? What order to they execute in?
Thanks
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