Apparently Ian Irving figured this method out once before then forgot how to do it. This time he’s written up his isValidateURL and isValidateEmailAddress Regular Expression (or regexp ) routines and posted them so he can find them again.

The Custom Content Assembler is a pilot application available on Lotus Labs that enables users to search for content and assemble into documents. This article provides a basic description and links to further information.

Eric Mack’s customer has used Domino for years and trusts the built-in security. But, now that a Domino server has been moved into the cloud, jitters have set in. Eric needs to answer his customer’s question on the security of the data on that server and would like your input.

Erik Brooks announces the return of the Fix List database. Currently, 8.5.1 is slated to have 82 fixes. Fixes for version 8.5.2 are already being collected.

Gregg Eldred has posted a list of items to check if iNotes and Internet Explorer aren’t cooperating. He’s also included several links to other articles in case you’re still having problems getting things to work.

Dan Lynch is preparing to move to 8.5 with DAOS. He’s testing the Transaction Logging and isn’t impressed with the time it takes to recover a database. So, he’d like to know your opinion on whether it’s worthwhile to continue.

Dennis van Remortel has posted information, and links, on a vulnerability in the Notes 8.5 RSS widget. IBM is working on a fix for the problem.

Aimed at new Notes and Domino developers, this package from TLCC includes three courses: Notes Domino 8.5 Application Development 1 and 2, and Developing Domino 8.5 Web Applications. This package also includes three practice certification exams from CertFX. TLCC is offering a special price if purchased by October 2nd.

For Lotus instructors – Deanna Drschiwiski says materials for Lotus Forms Designer courses are now available on the Lotus Instructor Community wiki.

The Learning Continuum Company (TLCC) has released the Developing Domino 8.5 Web Applications course. This course covers how to convert and optimize Notes applications for the web, including the use of pass-thru HTML and CSS.Save $200 by purchasing before October 2.