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Asked: 2026-06-09T18:39:30+00:00

I have an XPage to display document data. To display RichText data I added

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I have an XPage to display document data. To display RichText data I added a RichText control. What I found out is that database / view / document links are displayed with the appropriate icon but are converted to http-links. I would like to have these links being transformed to notes://-links to make sure that these links are being opened in the user’s notes client rather than in the user’s browser.
Any suggestions how to accomplish this from a technical point of view?

Many thanks in advance for your help.
Michael

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  1. Editorial Team

    Speak after me:

     The web knows no RichText, it is a ghost of Christmas past.
 There is only MIME. Now go and live with it!

    Unless you build an hybrid application where RichText is used in the client and browser I recommend to select the option [x] Save as MIME in the RichText options. For hybrid applications it depends on the use case.

    In your case it seems (?) that the datbase/view/document links are added using a client. It looks like a good idea to use mime in this case. Then is is just a simple string (of HTML) where you can before display (or save) use a DOM operation or a Regex to sort out the content. That works client or server side

    You could have a custom control that contains a DIV and a XSP.addOnLoad() script that uses the RichtText url in an Ajax call and a dojo.query("a") to get a handle on all links and then sort out the ones you want to alter.

    Let us know how it goes.

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