Recent blog entries
IBM blog template does it. BlogSphere does it. So it must be something good: rendering complete HTML pages from a QueryOpen agent...
Permalink - posted on 03/07/2007 21:17 in Domino, LotusScript - 10 responsesLooking for information on BlogSphere, how to change its look and feel, comparison with the IBM Blog template. And the winner is...
Permalink - posted on 02/07/2007 18:54 in Domino - 4 responsesAmong all the IBM Lotus/Notes blog templates, BlogSphere is maybe the most popular. How easy is it to set up and configure?
Permalink - posted on 01/07/2007 07:34 in Domino - 1 responseIBM Lotus Notes/Domino ships with very nice out of the box applications. With a little cleaning, they can work nice in a web browser as well.
Permalink - posted on 30/06/2007 18:06 in Domino - 2 responsesA short contemplation after blogging for eight months in the IBM Lotus Notes/Domino blogosphere.
Permalink - posted on 28/06/2007 20:00 in General - 4 responsesOne small change makes a lot of diference: adding a Server rule for friendly URLs - now the complete article.
Permalink - posted on 27/06/2007 16:45 in Domino - 1 responseDomino website: adding three useful JavaScript behavours: protecting e-mail links from spam, opening external links in a popup window and striping tables.
Permalink - posted on 24/06/2007 15:39 in Domino, AjaxHow to use embedded views in XHTML pages and how to make a breadcrumb trail using Notes formulas
Permalink - posted on 24/06/2007 11:39 in DominoStep 3 in building a website on Domino: how to use subforms, views and Lotus formulas to manage web page templates and navigation.
Permalink - posted on 24/06/2007 08:07 in Domino - 1 responseThe second part of developing a site with Lotus Notes Domino: creating the design elements needed to render web pages based on a template.
Permalink - posted on 23/06/2007 11:33 in Domino, CSS