If you look at a view through the browser, Domino renders it as a table, over which you have no control. If you want to control the formatting of the table, but don't want to create a template form o...Keywords: column, table, border | Category: Views | Read »
Databases often end up with many views. This is usually because different people want to see different data in different ways. Well, what if you don't want some people to be able to see certain views...Keywords: access, read, search | Category: Views | Read »
One of the topics that seems to keep popping up on the Notes.net Café is ...Keywords: URL, Arguments, Parse, Query String | Category: Agents | Read »
When it comes to hiding fields on the web the method you use depends on what it is that you are trying to achieve. If you just want to hide the field from the browser completely then you can simply s...Keywords: hidden, input, temporary | Category: Forms | Read »
As an example, this is not particularly useful if you are looking for something that is "Plug & Play". However there are times when the methods that are demonstrated may be applicable. Stick with me ...Keywords: List, select, drop down | Category: Forms | Read »
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...Keywords: tab, limit, input | Category: Forms | Read »
I bet the impatient amongst us have clicked a "Submit" button, waited a while, assumed nothing is happening, then pressed it again. I know I have. The effect of such actions depend on the timing of t...Keywords: Submit, Button | Category: Forms | Read »
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...Keywords: input, length, limit | Category: Forms | Read »
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...Keywords: Form, submit, onsubmit, validate | Category: JavaScript | Read »
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...Keywords: Debug, Menu, Hidden | Category: Miscellaneous | Read »
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