Blog entries tagged with 'Domino''

After a long absence, I'm taking up blogging again, introducing d-works: the movie and d-works: the product.

Definition of the forms and fields to hold the CSS files, page templates and re-usable HTML components.

How far will I get in one weekend? Let's prove the rapid development capacibilities of Domino.

Getting statistics out of a Domino applications can be very useful. Here are a few LotusScript functions to get some basic statistic information.

Script to infuse any web page with a form to save the link and the page metadata in a Domino application.

As a part of making d-works, I need to add some vital document management functionalities to my Wiki component. Here's the plan.

To fill an Owners and an Authors field on a web form, I needed a popup that allows to pick groups or people from the NAB and roles from the database ACL. Here's one way of doing it.

PicLens is a web widget to show image galleries as a slideshow or a 3d wall. It is used by Google, Picasa, Flickr and Facebook, but you can also add it to your own site. I've made a small demo that includes PicLens in a Domino site.

For those of you who wondered why it was so deadly quiet on this blog, here's the answer.

To add the publish date to RSS feed items, you need to have the date in RFC822 date-time format. Here's how to do this with @formulas.