Blog entries tagged with 'Domino''

Building a generic JavaScript library to handle DOM scripting, XMLHttp requests and XSL transformations

Render any IBM Lotus Notes/Domino database as a single page application using only Ajax, XML and XSL transformations.

Part two of 'Building a standard XHTML compliant Domino search', explaining the LotusScript agent that does the FTsearch. It also explains how to use a Stringbuffer class to enhance performance. Furthermore, it covers some good practices on LotusScript programming: error trapping, collecting debug information.

Domino renders search results in HTML 4. Here is a method to make them render in XHTML using a dummy form, a dummy navigator and a LotusScript agent.

New useful Domino 7 features found on blogs, previously unknown to me and sometimes undocumented.

Adding and updating web page links in Notes using a bookmarklet, some JavaScript and a Notes database

Storing and displaying files in Domino, displaying thumbnails and links in true Semantic XHTML fashion, making it into a thumbnail gallery with CSS, and last but not least displaying the bigger photos in an animated "Lightbox" with non-obtrusive JavaScript.

A few tips and hints for building fast responding web applications with Domino.

XmlHttpRequests are not allowed cross-domain. The easiest solution is having your own server do the request and serve the result to you. I used LotusScript...

In this post, I use Ajax to transform a simple unordered list from a categorized Notes view into a tag cloud.