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@Command( [MailAddress] ) sample
« am: 16.06.04 - 14:54:04 »
I saw the effect of the command MailAddress (Mail database->New mail->Addressand I want to implement this functionality (add/remove/remove all/up/down people) in a particulay way. Can be found a sample like this ?

PS. I saw something like this in Domino.Doc (client side) - if I don't mistake ...

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Re:@Command( [MailAddress] ) sample
« Antwort #1 am: 16.06.04 - 21:51:56 »
It's really easy: Put the fields "SendTo" and/or "CopyTo" and/or "BlindCopyTo" into your form.

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Re:@Command( [MailAddress] ) sample
« Antwort #2 am: 17.06.04 - 08:01:28 »
It's really easy: Put the fields "SendTo" and/or "CopyTo" and/or "BlindCopyTo" into your form.

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I want to use a custom list and not a SendTo list  :)

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Re:@Command( [MailAddress] ) sample
« Antwort #3 am: 17.06.04 - 09:12:43 »
Whats the problem? Put that list into the sendto field. addresses have to be anyway in one of those three fields sendto, copyto or blindcopyto so that the router is able to act on that message
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Re:@Command( [MailAddress] ) sample
« Antwort #4 am: 17.06.04 - 09:14:26 »
Ok.
Create a field with data type "Names". On the 2nd tab of the field properties: Selection - Address dialog (or something like this).

Or: Create a editable field and a button:
@Command([EditGotoField];"Field");
@Command( [MailAddress] )

BUT: In R6 the code doesn't work! :o

Andreas
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Re:@Command( [MailAddress] ) sample
« Antwort #5 am: 17.06.04 - 12:12:59 »
Whats the problem? Put that list into the sendto field. addresses have to be anyway in one of those three fields sendto, copyto or blindcopyto so that the router is able to act on that message
I don't want to mail this doc so I don't need the sendto field. I need a custom list with the capabilities of the above command MailAddress) !

BUT: In R6 the code doesn't work! :o
you have right ;D

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Re:@Command( [MailAddress] ) sample
« Antwort #6 am: 17.06.04 - 12:18:12 »
It's a bug  >:(
Many application are using this functionality. Oh oh...

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