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Searching Domino Simplified

More often than not Domino database have search boxes on all their pages. How does your work? Does it work if you disable JavaScript? Does it work when documents are in edit mode? What if the user pressed enter instead of the search button? If any of these are issues for you then this article will solve them all....

24 Jan 2005 | Keywords: search | Read »

Creating a dynamic, re-usable message form

Telling a user what they have just done may seem a little obvious and maybe even unnecessary. Imagine an application that never confirmed to the user that something had happened. They would soon get ...

12 Aug 2001 | Keywords: message, confirm | Read »

Creating In-line Response Documents

More often that not a Domino database will have some type of parent-child document relationship. When the authoring of such documents is implemented in the browser I think we should all be familiar w...

20 Aug 2002 | Keywords: Response, Form, CreateDocument | Read »

Creating a printer friendly page

It appears that nowadays most info-centric web-sites seem to have a "Printer friendly" version of each page. Examples include Wired.com and vnunet.com. That is why I decided not long back that CodeSt...

12 Feb 2001 | Keywords: print, view, form | Read »

The form Submit method and event

Anybody with any programming experience starting to use JavaScript would expect that when they call a form's submit() method the corresponding onSubmit() event would be triggered. This is not the cas...

2 Nov 2000 | Keywords: Form, submit, onsubmit, validate | Read »

A Radio Button Quiz

This example is going be a little quiz using Radio-Buttons and JavaScript (not a quiz about radio-buttons as the title may suggest). It is not that I thought of this as a useful application, more tha...

9 Jan 2001 | Keywords: radio, array, math | Read »

Limit amount of input in a field

Have you ever created a form with a field on it that relies on the user entering a "short description" and then had that nagging feeling, knowing that they can enter as much text as they like? This s...

3 Nov 2000 | Keywords: input, length, limit | Read »

Using a form as a database's Homepage

What do you do when the options of what to do when a database is opened via the web just aren't good enough? Wouldn't it be useful if you could have the database open a form as the first thing the us...

12 Jan 2001 | Keywords: launch, open, form, navigator | Read »

Working With Character Sets and Domino

All web pages use Character Sets to display the text they contain. Domino uses different character sets depending on what kind of page you're looking at. This can cause problems when we're creating forms of our own. This article describes how to combat the issue and acts as a primer to the topic of charsets and Domino....

10 Mar 2005 | Keywords: character set, utf-8, us-ascii, encoding, charset | Read »

AutoTabbing in a form

This is one of those things that you get used to seeing in standard applications on your PC but very rarely in a browser. It automatically tabs from one input field to the next when it is the require...

10 Nov 2000 | Keywords: tab, limit, input | Read »