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Dojox Charting Tutorial – Part Six: Charts for Navigation

It’s been a while since I last wrote anything on dojox charting, but there is always more. Anyone who was at BLUG or has downloaded the sample database I created for that session will have seen that I extended dojox charting to allow the user to click on a pie chart and navigate through the […]

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Meditations on an Application

Yesterday Chris Toohey provided one of his typically insightful articles about the change of nomenclature with Domino R8, from database to application. To paraphrase the article, it was a challenge to developers to think before hitting Ctrl + N, that a developer’s toolkit should contain reusable modules that are extended and assembled into an application.

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XPages: Calling Client-Side Javascript from Server-Side Javascript

There have been a few posts recently about triggering client-side javascript from server-side javascript, integrating output from the server-side javascript. Here’s one way of doing it. It may not be best practice, and I’m sure there are other methods – with XPages I’ve come to learn that there are always at least two ways of

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Catch Intec at LCTY London & Edinburgh

If you’re attending Lotusphere Comes to You in London (tomorrow, 13th April) or Edinburgh (Thursday, 15th April) feel free to drop by the Intec stand. Our main points of focus are version-to-version upgrade supported by our iMigrate (https://www.intec.co.uk/home.nsf/pages/iMigrate?Open) tool and XPages. The XPages part of our rolling presentation will include a video of the dashboard

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Presentation and Sample Database from BLUG

For those who attended BLUG last week or for those interested in another sample XPages application, my presentation and sample application are available on the BLUG website. You’ll need to scroll to the bottom of the page, and please don’t be put off by my photo. The conference was well-organised, well-sponsored, well-attended, and had some great

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