Lotus Domino Designer 8 Help - Using LotusScript for automation

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Using LotusScript for automation
Use LotusScript® for shared and unshared actions, buttons, action hotspots, picture hotspots, script libraries, events, and agents. LotusScript can be used to access data in Notes databases and in external applications. For example, you can use LotusScript to change a value in one document based on values in other documents or modify database ACL lists.

Working with HTML

You can use the LotusScript Print statement with HTML as follows:

To display HTML information
For example, add this line to display the message "Thank you for your submission":
Print "<H1>Thank you for your submission</H1>"
To provide instructions to a browser
For example, add this line to direct a browser to the Domino Web site:
Print "[http://domino.lotus.com]"

Restrictions for using the Print statement include:

It must be attached to a user-run automated component, such as an action, a button, a manually-run agent, or a WebQuerySave event that uses @Command([RunAgent]) or @Command([ToolsRunMacro]).
If it is attached to a manually-run agent, it must also be a shared agent.
It cannot be attached to a WebQueryOpen event.

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