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Global Web profile documents (continued)

tNum:=4;
tDays:=@Subset(LangInfo;7);
@Subset(@Subset(tDays;tNum);-1)

Notice the only difference is the first line. Save the form and open it in a browser. Your calendar should now appear in whatever language you set it to use in your global profile document.

If you use these simple techniques when you need to store global preferences in your Web application, you'll save yourself a huge headache in trying to figure out why Domino profile forms don't work on the Web as advertised.

Daniel Koffler is a Contributing Editor to DominoPower. Daniel is a R6 CLP and works as an IT consultant for major organizations in North America and Europe, specializing in network design, security analysis and knowledge management, he is also the author of several OpenSource projects. Daniel can be reached at dkoffler@users.sourceforge.net.


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