Topic: IBM Domino (Page 2)

dojo and Notes: Article 8 - dijit.Dialog - Modal dialogs with AJAX

While the last article in this dojo series was only a small modification we will cover dijits in this one. Dijits are GUI elements and… more

Those who have tried the example from last weeks article might have noticed a little something. When you first click on the… more

Where we left off in the last article, we continue in this article. The session descriptions that we have hidden the last time with the… more

Almost one year after the latest Fix Pack for Domino Server 7.0.4 IBM released a second Fix Pack on June 30 2010. According to IBM it… more

In the last article I introduced dojo.query(). In this one we will actually use dojo.query() also. But this time in combination of the… more

The last article dealt primarily with the presentation of the sample application and with the first step in that direction. Today we… more

In the last article we covered the parts of dojo. Before we finally get into the use of dojo in Lotus Notes applications, I will briefly… more

After I covered the mandatory "Hello World" sample in my last dojo article I want to introduce the parts of dojo in this one. dojo… more

After my last dojo-Article - "Motivation and 'Hello World' sample" a colleague called, that he could not see the three calendars in the… more

When I lately did my presentation from the EntwicklerCamp "dojo and Notes" internally, I got the idea to write a little series of… more

It has begun... The 8.5.1 downloads have sensible file names! In 2009 IBM finally realized, 8.3 isn't necessary anymore... more

The Lotus Knows IdeaJam is over. The participation of the community was great: 952 ideas, 20246 votes and 2244 comments! I have… more