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* Source control enablement -- Source control enablement lets Domino Designer users store NSF based design elements into a source control repository and perform common source control operations using Domino Designer (as opposed to just keeping an on-disk backup of what is in your application NSF). Another objective of this feature is to integrate an SVN source control client with Domino Designer as seamlessly as possible and to allow Domino Designer to stay as "source control system agnostic" as much as possible.
* Palette profiles -- The previous Domino Designer Palette Preferences page has been replaced with a new Palette Profiles user interface. To access the palette profiles settings, go to File-Preferences- Domino Designer-Palette.
A Palette Profile lets you select which controls appear in which order in the Palette. You can create multiple palette profiles, with varying control palette layouts that you can switch between.
By default, a profile named Profile1 will be created. This is a profile which contains the current state of the palette when Designer is first launched. If you have modified the palette using the old Designer Palette Preferences page, those changes will be reflected in Profile1. You can rename and delete Profile1 from within the palette profiles user interface.
The user interface has a list of profiles and a tree showing the control drawers and controls in those drawers. The tree shows the layout of the palette for the selected profile in the list of profiles. You can check the controls/drawers that you want to see in the palette and uncheck those that you do not wish to see. You can also move individual controls within their parent drawer but you cannot move controls between drawers.
You can also reorder the drawers. As of of this code drop, however, any ordering of drawers of controls in those drawers, will not be honored by the controls palette. Custom Controls will never be shown in the tree, and will always be present in the controls palette.
When you click "New..." to create a new profile, the new profiles palette layout will be based on the currently selected profile in the list of profiles. By default the active profile will be selected in the list of profiles. To switch profiles, simply select the profile you wish to activate and click "Apply" or "OK".
Pressing "Restore Defaults" will not delete any profiles that you have created. It will modify the selected profile only. It will simply restore the selected profile in the list of profiles to the Designer default (and you will see the controls tree update).
If you delete all the profiles in the list of profiles, Profile1 will be recreated, with a palette layout matching the Designer default layout.
* "XPages" and "Classic Domino Designer" perspectives -- By selecting Window-Open Perspective.. from the menu, you now have the following additional choices to help you focus your development environment on the task at hand:
* XPages perspective
* Shows only design elements necessary for XPage applications
* Displays Eclipse views as needed (outline, navigator, control palette, etc)
* Classic Domino Designer perspective
* Shows only design elements necessary for “classic” development
* Displays Eclipse views as needed (remove control palette, etc.)
* Ability to select and filter the Design Element Types to display in the Applications Navigator and perspectives based on preference -- You can now select and filter which Design Element Types to display in the Applications Navigator by making your selections in Preferences-Domino Designer-Applications Navigator. Choose the elements you prefer to work with and display by checking (display) or unchecking (hide) the elements on the Preferences panel. By selecting the desired perspective from a drop-down list on the panel, you also set the selections and filtering options separately for each of the three Designer-related perspectives: Domino Designer, XPages, and Classic Domino Designer .
* Updated JavaScript editor -- The client JavaScript editor has been replaced with the newest WTP (Web Tools Platform) editor that is compatible with Designer's current version of Eclipse (3.4.2). Updates and improvements include the following:
* Improved code validation
* Code folding to selectively hide and display sections of a currently edited file as a part of code editing
* Ability to set formatting preferences
* Ability to display Outline view support for classes, etc
* Code templates
* Usability improvements -- The following Designer usability improvements are available in this code drop:
* Sign button in all design list editors -- While the "Sign Design..." feature was implemented across Domino Designer in 8.5.2, there may be a case where you want to sign a specific or selected set of design elements. Designer 8.5.2 provided the "Sign" button on a number of design lists but it was not available on every kind of design list. This code drop release now makes this function available on any kind of design element list.
* Ability to control the opening of InfoBoxes - By selecting or deselecting a preference in the "Classic Notes design elements" section of the Preferences-Domino Designer panel, you can control the opening of InfoBoxes (classic Notes properties boxes).
* Ability to rename a design element - By opening a dialog (accessed by F2 in the design list or from the Applications Navigator), you can supply both the name and the alias of a design element.
* Ability to expand and collapse all sections in the Outline view - "Expand All" and "Collapse All" icons have be added to the menu bar of the Outline view to let you collapse or expand all section in the view. You can also collapse or expand only selected elements in the view.
* "Show disabled control for read-only" attribute added for all input controls -- This is available on the main control Properties tab for each control. For example, for the File Upload control, the attribute is found on the "File Upload" tab for that control.
* New Dojo property panel added for XPage and Custom controls that allows users to modify the Dojo attributes for those controls -- The attributes that can be enabled or disabled from the Dojo panel include:
* Include dojo form module on page
* Trigger dojo parse on load
* Use Dojo theme
* "Evaluate the entire page on refresh" attribute added as Application Properties performance property on XPages -- This attribute can be enabled or disabled on the Applications Properties panel XPages tab. It can be found in the Performance section of that tab.
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