@formular useragent for ibm mobile apps / hcl nomad
Most of IBM Notes Application will run within the new hcl nomad / ibm mobile apps iPad client without a change. But the screen resolution is smaller than on notebook or desktop pc.
So i am in need to find a difference between a windows notebook client and an iPad iOS mobile client. I need this mark within in the formular languages so i can use different navigation or diffenrent subforms depending on the users machine.
I tried to use @GetMachineInfo([IsLaptop) (=true) and @getMachineInfo([IsStandard]) (=false), but the result is not different to the result when using a notebook running the basic client instead of the standard client.
Any help would be welcome.
#dominoforever
lotus-formula
edited Nov 20 at 8:52
Per Henrik Lausten
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asked Nov 20 at 7:54
Karsten Marek
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Most of IBM Notes Application will run within the new hcl nomad / ibm mobile apps iPad client without a change. But the screen resolution is smaller than on notebook or desktop pc.
So i am in need to find a difference between a windows notebook client and an iPad iOS mobile client. I need this mark within in the formular languages so i can use different navigation or diffenrent subforms depending on the users machine.
I tried to use @GetMachineInfo([IsLaptop) (=true) and @getMachineInfo([IsStandard]) (=false), but the result is not different to the result when using a notebook running the basic client instead of the standard client.
Any help would be welcome.
#dominoforever
lotus-formula
edited Nov 20 at 8:52
Per Henrik Lausten
18k32159
asked Nov 20 at 7:54
Karsten Marek
1815
#dominoforever is not a megalomanic exclamation but the tag that is used to mark the new domino 10 features and functionalities :-)
– Karsten Marek
Nov 20 at 7:56
add a comment |
Most of IBM Notes Application will run within the new hcl nomad / ibm mobile apps iPad client without a change. But the screen resolution is smaller than on notebook or desktop pc.
So i am in need to find a difference between a windows notebook client and an iPad iOS mobile client. I need this mark within in the formular languages so i can use different navigation or diffenrent subforms depending on the users machine.
I tried to use @GetMachineInfo([IsLaptop) (=true) and @getMachineInfo([IsStandard]) (=false), but the result is not different to the result when using a notebook running the basic client instead of the standard client.
Any help would be welcome.
#dominoforever
lotus-formula
edited Nov 20 at 8:52
Per Henrik Lausten
18k32159
asked Nov 20 at 7:54
Karsten Marek
1815
Most of IBM Notes Application will run within the new hcl nomad / ibm mobile apps iPad client without a change. But the screen resolution is smaller than on notebook or desktop pc.
So i am in need to find a difference between a windows notebook client and an iPad iOS mobile client. I need this mark within in the formular languages so i can use different navigation or diffenrent subforms depending on the users machine.
I tried to use @GetMachineInfo([IsLaptop) (=true) and @getMachineInfo([IsStandard]) (=false), but the result is not different to the result when using a notebook running the basic client instead of the standard client.
Any help would be welcome.
#dominoforever
lotus-formula
lotus-formula
edited Nov 20 at 8:52
Per Henrik Lausten
18k32159
asked Nov 20 at 7:54
Karsten Marek
1815
edited Nov 20 at 8:52
Per Henrik Lausten
18k32159
asked Nov 20 at 7:54
Karsten Marek
1815
edited Nov 20 at 8:52
Per Henrik Lausten
18k32159
edited Nov 20 at 8:52
Per Henrik Lausten
18k32159
edited Nov 20 at 8:52
Per Henrik Lausten
18k32159
18k32159
asked Nov 20 at 7:54
Karsten Marek
1815
asked Nov 20 at 7:54
Karsten Marek
1815
asked Nov 20 at 7:54
Karsten Marek
1815
1815
#dominoforever is not a megalomanic exclamation but the tag that is used to mark the new domino 10 features and functionalities :-)
– Karsten Marek
Nov 20 at 7:56
add a comment |
#dominoforever is not a megalomanic exclamation but the tag that is used to mark the new domino 10 features and functionalities :-)
– Karsten Marek
Nov 20 at 7:56
#dominoforever is not a megalomanic exclamation but the tag that is used to mark the new domino 10 features and functionalities :-)
– Karsten Marek
Nov 20 at 7:56
#dominoforever is not a megalomanic exclamation but the tag that is used to mark the new domino 10 features and functionalities :-)
– Karsten Marek
Nov 20 at 7:56
add a comment |
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I asked IBM dev this question recently. Their answer was that @Platform returns "iOS". Haven't checked yet if this is already the case in the beta.
iOS specified APIs like geo coordinate retrieval are not available in the first beta BTW, but will be in later betas.
answered Nov 20 at 8:24
Karsten Lehmann
361
Thank You !! That was exactly what i was looking for. Works Great !!
– Karsten Marek
Nov 20 at 8:30
Here's more information about the app in German language from Detlev Pöttgen: netzgoetter.net/internet/blogs/netzgoetter.nsf/dx/… Looks like you can also use @Platform([Specific]) to get the exact iOS version, e.g. iOS : 12.1
– Karsten Lehmann
Nov 22 at 0:08
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I asked IBM dev this question recently. Their answer was that @Platform returns "iOS". Haven't checked yet if this is already the case in the beta.
iOS specified APIs like geo coordinate retrieval are not available in the first beta BTW, but will be in later betas.
answered Nov 20 at 8:24
Karsten Lehmann
361
Thank You !! That was exactly what i was looking for. Works Great !!
– Karsten Marek
Nov 20 at 8:30
Here's more information about the app in German language from Detlev Pöttgen: netzgoetter.net/internet/blogs/netzgoetter.nsf/dx/… Looks like you can also use @Platform([Specific]) to get the exact iOS version, e.g. iOS : 12.1
– Karsten Lehmann
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I asked IBM dev this question recently. Their answer was that @Platform returns "iOS". Haven't checked yet if this is already the case in the beta.
iOS specified APIs like geo coordinate retrieval are not available in the first beta BTW, but will be in later betas.
answered Nov 20 at 8:24
Karsten Lehmann
361
Thank You !! That was exactly what i was looking for. Works Great !!
– Karsten Marek
Nov 20 at 8:30
Here's more information about the app in German language from Detlev Pöttgen: netzgoetter.net/internet/blogs/netzgoetter.nsf/dx/… Looks like you can also use @Platform([Specific]) to get the exact iOS version, e.g. iOS : 12.1
– Karsten Lehmann
Nov 22 at 0:08
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I asked IBM dev this question recently. Their answer was that @Platform returns "iOS". Haven't checked yet if this is already the case in the beta.
iOS specified APIs like geo coordinate retrieval are not available in the first beta BTW, but will be in later betas.
answered Nov 20 at 8:24
Karsten Lehmann
361
I asked IBM dev this question recently. Their answer was that @Platform returns "iOS". Haven't checked yet if this is already the case in the beta.
iOS specified APIs like geo coordinate retrieval are not available in the first beta BTW, but will be in later betas.
answered Nov 20 at 8:24
Karsten Lehmann
361
answered Nov 20 at 8:24
Karsten Lehmann
361
answered Nov 20 at 8:24
Karsten Lehmann
361
answered Nov 20 at 8:24
Karsten Lehmann
361
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Thank You !! That was exactly what i was looking for. Works Great !!
– Karsten Marek
Nov 20 at 8:30
Here's more information about the app in German language from Detlev Pöttgen: netzgoetter.net/internet/blogs/netzgoetter.nsf/dx/… Looks like you can also use @Platform([Specific]) to get the exact iOS version, e.g. iOS : 12.1
– Karsten Lehmann
Nov 22 at 0:08
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Thank You !! That was exactly what i was looking for. Works Great !!
– Karsten Marek
Nov 20 at 8:30
Here's more information about the app in German language from Detlev Pöttgen: netzgoetter.net/internet/blogs/netzgoetter.nsf/dx/… Looks like you can also use @Platform([Specific]) to get the exact iOS version, e.g. iOS : 12.1
– Karsten Lehmann
Nov 22 at 0:08
Thank You !! That was exactly what i was looking for. Works Great !!
– Karsten Marek
Nov 20 at 8:30
Thank You !! That was exactly what i was looking for. Works Great !!
– Karsten Marek
Nov 20 at 8:30
Here's more information about the app in German language from Detlev Pöttgen: netzgoetter.net/internet/blogs/netzgoetter.nsf/dx/… Looks like you can also use @Platform([Specific]) to get the exact iOS version, e.g. iOS : 12.1
– Karsten Lehmann
Nov 22 at 0:08
Here's more information about the app in German language from Detlev Pöttgen: netzgoetter.net/internet/blogs/netzgoetter.nsf/dx/… Looks like you can also use @Platform([Specific]) to get the exact iOS version, e.g. iOS : 12.1
– Karsten Lehmann
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#dominoforever is not a megalomanic exclamation but the tag that is used to mark the new domino 10 features and functionalities :-)
– Karsten Marek
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