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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 »

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 »

Making pop-up windows modal

Hmm, the infamous Pop-Up Windows I don't know about you but they are enough to make we want to scream sometimes. More often than not nowadays they are the source of advertising (something that codest...

30 Oct 2001 | Keywords: dialog, modal, window, pop-up | Read »

Drag-n-Drop Sorting of Documents

Shows how to enable drag-n-drop sorting of child documents on the web....

27 Feb 2006 | Keywords: drag, drop, Ajax, Web 2.0, sort, list | Read »

Notes Thread Navigation With DHTML

Ever wanted a nicer way to show discussion threads on a form? Wanted to write your own DHTML navigation tree but not had the time? This is what you're looking for!...

19 Feb 2004 | Keywords: response, hierarchy, discussion, thread, tree | Read »

Communicating with a pop-up's parent

Launching "pop-up" windows from the browser is fairly easy, assuming we all know about the ...

23 Feb 2001 | Keywords: window, parent, opener, form | 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 »

The DomBlog Template v1.6

If you don't know what a blog is by now you've obviously not been spending enough time on the Internet. Even my mum and dad know what a blog is! There's something like 500,000 blogs and growing. Some...

11 Jul 2003 | Keywords: blog | Read »