Frederic Dehedin has found the "target documents" feature in XPages has some drawbacks. He explains what he uses and why he feels it works better.

A Karthikeyan has found a bug. When using NotesRichTextNavigator in an agent, if a field is empty, the code breaks. He includes an example to explain the problem.

This Technote explains a vulnerability discovered in Domino 8.5, 8.5.1, and 8.5.2. While the attack is considered rare, IBM encourages you to upgrade your servers.

Michael Urspringer wants to remind you, QP is a reserved "word" in Lotus Quickr. Using QP in your certifier address will cause all sorts of excitement you don’t want.

Tommy Valand discovered the view option of "Generate unique keys in index" isn’t quite as reliable as he’d thought. He’s included a link to the work-around.

Mary Beth Raven says while she was testing possible scenarios for calendaring, a whole country changing its time zone was not among them. However. It seems the problem has already been addressed.

Jesse Gallagher noticed his web site was taking way too long to load and seemed to be making millions of calls to Document.UniversalID. He found a fix. He’s just not sure why it works.

Volkswagen thinks their employees need some time off. To make sure they take the time, VW is shutting down routers to prevent e-mail from reaching employees during their time off.

Back in 2007 IBM looked forward five years and made five predictions on the future of technology. The predictions, while not 100 percent accurate, were pretty close.

Kenio Carvalho has earned bragging rights on this one. His Domino 8.0.2 server, running on Centos 5.2, has been running for over 300 days without a reboot.