Archives for the 'web design' Category
Multiple Forms in Domino Web Applications
I’m having some fun in a legacy application at work. The Lotus Notes/Domino forms I am creating and maintaining are embedded into an ActiveX frame (like a portal).
Prior to this application, I think all of my development has been under the assumption that my HTML form was the only form. Hence, document.forms[0] was my [...]
Cheatsheets for Front-End Web Developers
A handy list of cheat sheets (HTML, CSS, Javascript, etc…).
I still live and die by my VisiBone Browser Book but some of the jQuery cheatsheets will be handy.
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Page O’ Connection Strings
My brain is like a sieve. I can’t remember simple things like how to write a “for loop.” Hence the reason I am a Lotus Notes developer… the on-line help is great.
A great find for developers like me is a table of connection strings for all types of data sources.
Small R8 bug (enhancement?) with Rendering HTML
A couple of disclaimers… 1) We’re in the middle of upgrading to R8. Some of our mail servers have been upgraded but none of our production application servers have the new version yet. 2) This is an old (2001) application that was written for the web. I had no part of the initial development.
I discovered [...]
Lotus Domino 8.5 Suggestion
I believe Mary Beth Raven was asking for suggestions for the 8.5 version of Lotus Domino. My suggestion is easy…
Make this (beware… it’s a Microsoft Link) the standard web view control for ASPX/Domino pages. It might be overkill but it has every feature you would want in a web table. Sorting AND filtering. Try the [...]
Enterprise RSS Day of Action
Ed Brill mentioned that today has been designated the “Enterprise RSS Day of Action“.
The goal of this day of action is to raise awareness of the benefits of RSS within your organization.
The only way to get your organization (users) to use RSS is to provide great content. I consulted at an organization that was [...]