Allows you to specify a target frame when opening a view, page, or frameset, or when composing or editing a document.

Note This @function is new with Release 5.

Syntax

@SetTargetFrame( targetframe )

Parameters

targetframe

Text. The name of the frame that a view, page, frameset, or document should open into.

Use @SetTargetFrame before opening or refreshing the view, page, or frameset, or before composing or editing a document. The following @commands use the frame specified in the @SetTargetFrame:

• @Command([Compose])
• @Command([EditDocument])
• @Command([OpenFrameset])
• @Command([OpenPage])
• @Command([OpenView])
• @Command([RefreshFrame])

If you do not specify a viewName for @Command([OpenView]), then the last view is the one that opens in the specified targetframe of @SetTargetFrame.

If you specify a targetFrame parameter for @Command([RefreshFrame]), the @SetTargetFrame function is ignored.

@SetTargetFrame can be used in action and hotspot formulas.

Language cross-reference

SetTargetFrame method of LotusScript NotesUIWorkspace class

FrameText property of LotusScript NotesOutlineEntry class

FrameText property of Java OutlineEntry class

Example

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