I am experiencing a problem with setting up a Frameset to be used in the Notes client. Here is a simple graphic example how I have set it up:
@If(nav_option=”0″;
@Do(
@SetField(“nav_option”;”");
@PostedCommand([ViewRefreshFields]));
@Do(
@SetField(“nav_option”;”0″);
@PostedCommand([ViewRefreshFields]))
)
This works nice untill… I use in frame D a new Frameset and one of its Frames is a preview Frame. This preview Frame you get when you name it ‘NotesPreview’ and give it an URL as type (see image below).
Is this a known ‘bug’ ? Or am I doing something wrong? It seems like this preview Frame is ‘consuming‘ the actions that are being triggered when clicking on one of the action hotspots…
Thanks for your help/guidance!



Kevin Pettitt said
Not sure I follow entirely, but a few possible ideas come to mind:
1) Set the “default target for links in frame” for frame C to “_self”
2) Include an @SetTargetFrame(“_self”) line in the hotspot code
hth
quintessens said
Hi Kevin,
if I do not use the ‘preview’ pane the ‘left navigator’ with the action hotspots work fine (I can see the values set in the Field ‘nav_option’) but as soon as I add such a ‘preview’ pane it stops setting the value in the Field.
So without setting targets and not using the ‘preview’ pane the hotspots do their job. With the ‘preview’ pane they don’t. I do not see why targetting would solve the issue? (frankly I tried adding setting targets but this did not help).
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