Blog entries tagged with 'LotusScript''
My previous versions of the Web 2.0 - Flickr style navigation didn't work correctly. So I decided to completely rework it.
Permalink - posted on 09/11/2007 09:28 in Domino, LotusScript - 3 responsesUsing a QueryString agent, I managed to squeeze all views and the search in one navigator. How nice is that?
Permalink - posted on 14/10/2007 12:44 in Domino, LotusScript - 6 responsesI saw this type of navigation on Flickr, and I decided to work out a function to navigate through a NotesViewCollection in LotusScript.
Permalink - posted on 12/10/2007 16:13 in Domino, LotusScript - 2 responsesWikis are part of the Web 2.0 hype. I'll explain what wikis are about and share the basic LotusScript components to use to resolve WikiLinks.
Permalink - posted on 04/10/2007 20:44 in Domino, Web 2.0, LotusScript - 1 responseThese functions will make it easy to generate valid XHTML forms.
Permalink - posted on 19/09/2007 21:45 in Domino, XHTML, LotusScript - 10 responsesSystems like PHP and Microsoft dot net use HTML templates with special 'tags', placeholders which are filled in by the application. I made the same for Domino.
Permalink - posted on 18/09/2007 21:20 in Domino, LotusScript - 8 responsesI've integrated the rich text editing component in the blog post form.
Permalink - posted on 08/09/2007 10:05 in Ajax, LotusScriptI finished the calendar navigator of the Blog roomtype.
Permalink - posted on 07/09/2007 21:41 in LotusScript - 3 responsesSince I plan to have the first beta of Domino Workspace ready by begin October 2007, I am putting a lot of time in programming all the features I need. Tonight, I tackled the Archive view.
Permalink - posted on 06/09/2007 23:13 in Domino, LotusScriptEvery blog needs a calendar, so I started to play with dates to make a calendar in LotusScript
Permalink - posted on 03/09/2007 18:18 in Domino, LotusScript - 2 responses