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Using the void operator in anchor links
Have you noticed that if you create a URL that calls a JavaScript function or method, in which an object gets returned but the browser is not told what to do afterwards, the browser will then do some...16 Oct 2000 | Keywords: Return, window, confirm | Read »
What to do after deleting a document
What do you do after a user has deleted a document. One option is to do nothing and let Domino return the message "Document Deleted" and then let the user work out what to do next. Not a good idea. I...25 Apr 2001 | Keywords: delete, redirect, head | Read »
Make life a little easier with Bookmarklets
What are Bookmarklets? As far as I can tell they are simply Bookmarks that use JavaScript or, as the ...2 Apr 2001 | Keywords: favourites, bookmarks | Read »
Managing JavaScript "popup" windows
When you use the JavaScript window.open method to open a new browser window you may experience problems when you try to re-use it. For example, open the link below and then click back inside this win...11 Oct 2000 | Keywords: Focus, Blur, Window, Open | Read »
Sending HTML mail via SMTP part 3
In the last article I showed all the code required to send a mail in HTML format. All very well but it's not what we really want to actually start using in our applications. What we want is a more po...14 Apr 2002 | Keywords: SMTP, Mail, Socket, HTML | 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 »
Create a 'Delete Document' link
Place the following @Formula in to a Computed-Text hotspot (marked as Pass-Thru HTML) on a form in order to create a Delete action. ...2 Jan 2001 | Keywords: Delete, confirm, link | Read »
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 response documents in the browser
In the Notes client when we create a child/response document that inherits its values from the current document, it is easily achieved, simply by selecting the form property "Formulas inherit values ...25 Sep 2000 | Keywords: Child, Response, Query String, Inherit | Read »
Display all documents from a view
Thought I would write a quick one about something useful I just learnt, before I go and forget what it was. It is yet another one of those things that they neglect to inform us developers about in th...31 Jul 2001 | Keywords: view, count | Read »
Marking fields as required
When a form is shown to the user on the web it is a good idea to let them know which fields are compulsory. The ...14 Dec 2000 | Keywords: fields, required | Read »
Processing multiple documents from a view
As Domino has matured over the years, the number of features only available to the Notes Client developer has decreased. For example, one feature of the Lotus Notes client is the ability to select do...28 Jan 2003 | Keywords: View, checkbox, GET, POST, process, Agent | 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 »
PHP for Domino Developers, Part 5, Forms
This article is the fifth part of a series of articles that aim to introduce the LAMP platform to Domino Developers. In the first three articles I concentrated mainly on the MySQL database side of th...14 Oct 2003 | Keywords: MySQL, php, form, fields, POST, GET | Read »
Further Control of Printing
If I had a pound for every time I had started an article with the line "If I had a pound for every time....". Do you see what I've done there?? Sorry, I'm in a daft mood today. Must be all the Christ...3 Jan 2002 | Keywords: ActiveX, Print, Header, Footer | Read »
Exam 190-513: Using JavaScript in Domino R5 Applications
Yep, you guessed it; Yesterday I did the JavaScript exam. Why am I telling you, you may well ask? Well, firstly to show-off (I got 94%) and secondly to let you know what it was like and some of the "...21 Feb 2001 | Keywords: JavaScript, exam | 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 »
Towards the Perfect Web View
Large Notes Views on the web can be slow and cumbersome. This article explains how to make them as light as possible, as well as adding extra functionality, such as export to Excel and sortable columns....11 Mar 2004 | Keywords: Views, lightweight, export, excel, sortable, columns | 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 HTTP Requests using Microsoft's XML Parser
Thought I would write a quick one about something useful I've been wanting to do for sometime now and finally figured out. It is yet another one of those things that can be quite helpful when applied...19 Aug 2001 | Keywords: XML, parse, HTTP | Read »
Auto-Launch a file attachment
In the Notes Client there is an option when designing a form to tell it to launch the first attachment when a document is opened. How about doing this in the browser? I've thought of two ways of doin...24 Oct 2000 | Keywords: file, attachment, launch | Read »
Alternative to the Domino HTTP Stack
When Lotus took Notes and decided to create Domino they obviously needed to add an HTTP server. For a while there was only one option as to which HTTP "stack" you could use. Then, as of Release 5, yo...19 Nov 2002 | Keywords: HTTP, IIS, SSO | Read »
Putting Domino's XML to use
No developer in their right mind can deny XML its future. XML is already all over the place. Wherever it isn't already it, more than likely, soon will be. This has been the case for quite some time n...9 Sep 2001 | Keywords: xml, xsl, tranform, readviewentries | Read »
Sensible Web Navigation
Both users and search engines can be baffled by Domino's navigation links. The only thing we can do to solve this is create the links ourselves. This document shows how to create links to get through pages in a view and through the documents contained within it....8 Nov 2004 | Keywords: Navigation | Read »
Putting Style in the Hand of the User
How can you give your users the ability to control the design of their site when they don't have Designer access? You let them create documents that define the site's CSS. That's how. This article describes how to....7 Dec 2003 | Keywords: CSS, Cascading, Style Sheets | Read »
Create your own items in IE's Context-Menu
I don't know about you, but one of the things I do all the time, when developing web apps, is "Right Click - View Source" to show the HTML behind a page. Not only do I use this to see how other peopl...1 Nov 2000 | Keywords: Debug, Menu, Hidden | Read »
A guide to the Domino 6 upgrade
For the past fews months I have been using Domino 6 as my main Notes mail and designer client. Last week I upgraded my certification to Domino 6 status. With the experience I had I thought I was well...1 Jul 2003 | Keywords: exam, clp, upgrade, certification | Read »
Listing search results in groups
Searching domino may be simple and, sometimes, even powerful, but when it comes to displaying the results in a browser we, the developers, are left fairly restricted. There seem to be several ways of...8 Jan 2001 | Keywords: search, results | Read »
Accessible Ajax With Domino Forms
Ajax is great, but it should always be used wisely and there should always be the same functionality on offer for those for whom Ajax will not work. Here's how to offer that with simple Domino forms....11 Jul 2007 | Keywords: Ajax, Accessibilty | Read »
Simple multi-lingual forms using Domino
Your customer wants a multi-lingual Domino web application that is able to switch languages in real time. Furthermore, it has to be possible to add and edit languages without much hassle. Besides tha...4 Nov 2003 | Keywords: Language, translate | Read »
PHP for Domino Developers, Part 4, Views
This article is the fourth part of a series of articles that aim to introduce the LAMP platform to Domino Developers. In the first three articles I've concentrated mainly on the MySQL database side o...9 Oct 2003 | Keywords: PHP, MySQL, view, while, connect | 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 »
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 »
Redirect a user and log movement using a servlet
Last week I trod old ground and spoke about how to get ready to create a servlet for the first time. The obvious carry-on from this is to write an actual servlet. That's what I'm going to do now. The...5 May 2002 | Keywords: servlet, thread, request, response, redirect | Read »
An essential reference and a bonus quiz!
If you are anything like me then you may like to think of yourself as more of an Internet Developer than purely a Domino Developer. If nothing else, the former is probably a better way to explain wha...6 Jun 2001 | Keywords: colour, css, html | 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 »
Redefining the look of HTML
Are you bored with those old, gray buttons and text boxes? I bet you are! Well, why not change them? It's easy with Cascading Style Sheets, new from the W3C. Does that sound like some cheesy ad on lo...28 Feb 2001 | Keywords: Style Sheets, CSS | Read »
Creating servlets inside the Domino Designer
According to an article on Notes.net's Iris Today webzine about developing servlets for Domino: ...21 Mar 2001 | Keywords: servlet, class, designer | 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 »
Forcing attachments to always download
Knowing how a certain browser on a certain operating-system will respond to a click on a link to a file of a certain type is something of a guessing-game. We know and expect that clicking a link to a...19 May 2002 | Keywords: Servlet, download, attachment | 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 »
Domino Name Picker Revisited
A simple widget-like interface for choosing names from the address book, using Ajax....26 Jun 2006 | Keywords: names, picker, address | 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 »
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 »
Keeping the boss happy
Reporting. That one word is enough to put the fear in me. If I had a pound for every time I'd told somebody that "Notes isn't too hot when it comes to reporting" then I'd probably be out with my mate...10 Dec 2001 | Keywords: report, excel | 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 »
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 »
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 »
Server-Side Error Validation
Whether you like it or not, it's easy for a user to bypass your JavaScript data validation on the web. This article describes an alternative which will keep the hackers at bay....28 Jun 2004 | Keywords: error, server-side, validation | Read »
PHP for Domino Developers, Part 6, Subforms
This article is the final part of a series of articles that aim to introduce the LAMP platform to Domino Developers. So far we've covered just about all of the principles required to create a PHP web...16 Oct 2003 | Keywords: LAMP, MySQL, subform, PHP, template, modular | Read »
Advanced Form Validation Made a Little Easier
By now there should be very few Domino Developers who haven't, at the very least, tried using JavaScript in their applications. The extent to which people use it tends to vary hugely. There are exper...22 Jul 2001 | Keywords: RegExp, regular expression, replace, match, validate | Read »
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