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Cut down on all those formulae...

Do you ever find yourself writing the same old hide-when formula over and over again. Usually something like: ...

5 Feb 2001 | Keywords: True, False, Role, Admin | Read »

Search Template Woes

Layers are probably one of these things that you either love or hate. Once again we have another feature whose operation differs greatly depending on the browser that you develop for. Personally, I v...

20 Jun 2001 | Keywords: search, template, view, layer, css | Read »

Using Query_String parameters

Using the Query String portion of a URL is a useful method to pass information to a new document. For example when creating a new repsonse document: ..db.nsf/response?OpenForm&ParentUNID=766a4d... Ge...

25 Oct 2000 | Keywords: URL, Query String, Decoded | Read »

Date Fields in Your Format

Imagine you're asked to display date fields in a format the customer choses. Imagine they want to be able to change this format for each implementation of a template. What do you do? Well, I was faced with this problem and came up with an answer....

5 Aug 2005 | Keywords: Date, Time, Format, Text, Month, Year | Read »

Display responses on every page

An alternate title for this article could have been "CodeStore Revealed Part III". This is indeed another article in response to common requests that I let you all know how I design certain parts of ...

2 Jul 2001 | Keywords: response, hierarchy | Read »

Creating a simple search box

CodeStore is not alone in having a search input box on every page - Notes.net has one, as do most sites where the user wants to look for certain information straight away, rather than simply browsing...

3 Jun 2001 | Keywords: search, input, path | Read »

Faking Action Bars With CSS

Part of the endless drive to mimic all features of the Notes client in the web browser. This article shows how to place buttons at the top of a page and keep them there as it scrolls. All this using nothing but CSS....

1 Jul 2005 | Keywords: CSS, Actions, Buttons | Read »

Creating your own field properties

In browsers later than Internet Explorer 4, Opera 5 and Netscape 6 you can assign your own attributes to elements and then refer to their values in your JavaScript functions. Take the following input...

27 Mar 2001 | Keywords: input, help, alert, attribute | Read »

Making Domino Behave Relationally, Part 2

Having looked at a way to generate a list of related articles in a document we now look at how to maintain the list in edit mode. Includes an example database for download....

31 May 2004 | Keywords: popup, dialog, modal | Read »

Storing lots of input fields in one list

How many times have you created a form that has a collection of fields that all gather information that is related. What I mean by this is something similar to the form shown in the image below. Here...

21 May 2001 | Keywords: inputs, multi value | Read »