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Keep URLs simple by making them relative

Do you use Computed Fields and/or Computed Text all over your forms in order to place URL references to things likes anchor links, stored images, linked files (CSS, JS) etc that are stored within the...

18 Jan 2001 | Keywords: Relative, Link, URL | Read »

What to base your links on

Creating links in Domino is a pain. There are so many ways to do it. These many methods also need to take account of where you are at in the hierarchy of the database's structure in order to predict ...

11 Oct 2001 | Keywords: | Read »

Opening database relative URLs in JavaScript

It is a little known fact the domino database structure behaves in much the same way as a standard directory strucure. Using this fact we can navigate through a database without having to include the...

12 Apr 2001 | Keywords: url, path, open | Read »

Quick edit document link

When in a view in the Notes client it is easy to open a document in edit mode. You can either press Ctrl + E or right click the document and choose Edit. In the browser these are not options. Your st...

9 May 2001 | Keywords: edit, document | Read »

Common fields subform.

One of the first things I do when starting a new database for the web is to create a subform called "CommonFields" which I will use on ...

29 Sep 2000 | Keywords: CGI variables, path, file | Read »

Improving Form Performance

When submitting a form, more often than not, we follow by redirecting the user to a new page. This new page can be created dynamically but this leaves little power over the look of the page. It is mu...

15 Oct 2001 | Keywords: performance, return, submit, get, post | Read »

Pie Are Square - Charting with SVG

In previous articles, Jake introduced you to Scalable Vector Graphics, or SVG. Unlike other graphics formats, an SVG file is simply XML (text with angle brackets, for those who haven't been paying at...

12 Sep 2002 | Keywords: SVG, Pie, chart | Read »

Sending HTML mail via SMTP part 2

Okay so in the first article on this topic we've showed that it's possible to send mail through the Domino server and have it appear to the user in HTML format. What we need to do now is see exactly ...

30 Mar 2002 | Keywords: SMTP, Mail, API, Socket, HTML | Read »

Painting with SVG, a primer

Doubtless you've heard me going on and on about SVG in the past month or so. Why? Because I think it's an amazing addition to our skills toolbox. Until I learnt of SVG I would have said that creating...

23 Jun 2002 | Keywords: SVG, XML, Chart | Read »