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Locating File Upload Controls with JavaScript

In JavaScript there is no way of getting a direct handle on File Upload Controls via the Document Object Model (DOM) unless you know their "name" (ID). Unless you are using R5, where you can specify ...

18 Oct 2000 | Keywords: File Upload | Read »

Limit the types of files users can upload

The following JavaScript function can be used to validate that the type of file that a user tries to upload is of a certain format. It does this by checking that the files extention (eg .html) is in ...

19 Oct 2000 | Keywords: File, upload, type | Read »

Upload Image Resources from The Web

Now I like to think that when it comes to Domino I am pretty clued up on what can and can't be done. For instance, if somebody were to ask me whether I could change their application so that the imag...

5 Dec 2001 | Keywords: image, resource, DXL | Read »

Controlling the Size of Uploaded Files

If there is one subject that gets its fair amount of airtime on the Notes forums it's the matter of dealing with file attachments. Whether it's moving them to or from Rich Text fields, stopping them ...

19 Jun 2003 | Keywords: upload, file, size | Read »

Attachments Manager R1.0

You may have noticed that, recently, I have published a couple of articles talking about how to work around the fact that the vanilla look of attachments on the web is like this: ...

24 Jan 2001 | Keywords: file, attachment, noscript, remove, delete, upload | Read »

Checking for attachments in JavaScript

Have you ever needed to validate a form and check that there is at least one attachment? I did this recently and came up with the following solution. Place the following Formula in to the HTML Header...

5 Dec 2000 | Keywords: attachment, upload, limit | Read »

PHP for Domino Developers, Part 2, Files

This article is the second part of a series of articles that aim to introduce the LAMP platform to Domino Developers. In the first we looked at how to get MySQL (the M of LAMP) up and ready to be use...

6 Oct 2003 | Keywords: LAMP, PHP, MySQL | Read »

Multiple Threads in Notes Agents

OK, I'm biased. I think Java is the best language on the market today. But why should you use it when LotusScript achieves the same purpose? The answer lies in the many advanced features of the langu...

27 Nov 2001 | Keywords: Java, Thread, Performance | Read »

Zip Up and Save Space

When you have a database which stores a lot of unzipped attachments, wouldn't it be nice if you could have an agent which periodically runs over them and zips them all? Sure could save a lot of space...

14 Nov 2001 | Keywords: Zip, attachments, file, body | Read »

At last, an applet worth using

Regular visitors of this site may know already that I'm not a great advocate of using Java Applets in a web site. That is not to say that I don't occasionally relent and give in to one of the followi...

24 Jun 2001 | Keywords: Applet, Menu, Java | Read »