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A couple of months ago I asked whether people would be interested in custom controls for Dojo charting. I got lots of positive responses and people interested in helping out. However, then ILUG intervened and shortly afterwards one of my sessions for Lotusphere was accepted. On top of that I struggled to get my head […]
Charts and XPages: Thanks Julian Buss Read More »
After speaking at three LUGs around Europe this year, I will be making my debut at Lotusphere 2011. Although I submitted a few sessions, the one that was accepted is a joint session with Mr NotesIn9, David Leedy. It’s not the first time we will collaborate together. Those who have been working with XPages for a
Debut Speaking at Lotusphere 2011 Read More »
It’s been a while since I added anything to my Dojox Charting tutorial, although recently I’ve been looking (albeit very briefly) at the functionality available for 3D charts. With the release of the XPages Extension Library earlier this year, with which there were a number of Dojo widgets packaged, I was interested and a little nervous to
Would XPages Dojox Charting Custom Controls Be A Welcome Addition? Read More »
Those who have followed my blog will be aware that I posted an article earlier this year about extending the Rich Text Editor. That showed that the Rich Text Editor used an extension of a dojo class, ibm.domino.widget.layout.DominoRichText, and could be extended by defining various dojoAttributes, for example fontName as Arial, extraPlugins as [“createLink”,”|”] to
XPages 8.5.2 & Rich Text: Extending the CKEditor Read More »
Some time ago Steve Leland added a great article to the Domino Application Development wiki for extending the rich text editor in XPages. On a similar topic, some time ago I posted an idea on IdeaJam for using the Editor2 dojo widget that ships with the Domino Blog template for XPages. For those who haven’t
Extending the Rich Text Editor in XPages Read More »
As I said in Part One, this series came about through an awareness of dojox charting and a desire to investigate its suitability to replace our current third-party solution. At the time I was not aware of NotesReconn on OpenNTF, which recently won second place in the TeamStudio Spotlight awards, and that’s definitely on my radar now
Dojox Charting Tutorial – Part Six: Appendices Read More »
In the previous parts of this tutorial (accessible from the link on the left-hand side of this page) I have shown how to use the dojox charting code to create pie charts, bar charts, column charts, and a line chart via javascript. In this part, I will create a line chart similar to the one created in
Dojox Charting Tutorial – Part Five: Line Chart HTML Markup Read More »
So far in the tutorial I have shown how to create series in javascript, generate a pie chart on an XPage with animations and a legend, and generate bar and column charts using a custom tooltip to show more than just the content of the series. In this part I will show how to generate
Dojox Charting Tutorial – Part Four: Line Chart Via Javascript Read More »
In Part One (http://hermes.intec.co.uk/Intec/Blog.nsf/dx/10012010214412HERTH7.htm) I have given some background and generic code quired on any page showing a dojo chart. In Part Two (http://hermes.intec.co.uk/Intec/Blog.nsf/dx/12012010175038HERNX7.htm) I added a series using javascript onto my XPage and generated a pie chart. In Part Three I will cover the other two chart types shown on my first demo page
Dojox Charting Tutorial – Part Three: Column and Bar Charts Read More »
In Part One I covered the generic code elements required on the XPage before we get as far as creating the data for the chart and the chart itself. Now we get into the interesting stuff. Creating a Series The first part of the chart is the series. What I’m looking to produce is an array
Dojox Charting Tutorial – Part Two: Creating Series and Generating the Pie Chart Read More »