This is the third posting going more in depth of the code I showed at my Lotusphere session BP212: The Great Code Giveaway: “Beyond Cool”. If you haven’t read the first and second article yet I recommend doing so. You find them by clicking the links. You can download the instructions, code and databases here.
What [...]
Today we explore two extended form widgets I used in my Lotusphere session BP212: The Great Code Giveaway: “Beyond Cool”. The first article in this series can be found here. You can download the instructions, code and databases here.
domino.form.ComboBox & domino.form.FilteringSelect
These widgets are extended from dijit.form.ComboBox and dijit.form.FilteringSelect to accommodate for the URL syntax that [...]
Today I’m starting a new series of blog entries about extending the upcoming Lotus Quickr. The series will cover some of the new features, from a developers point-of-view, that will be available for you. You will be able to test most of them on upcoming beta releases, if you’re part of the beta program.
The tutorial [...]
About this tutorial
After using Dojo for some time and looking for a calendar widget I gave up and started coding one myself. I had several goals with this widget: Using any back-end database for the entries, time zone changes, localized (internationalization i18n) and being able to drag entries to other dates.
This tutorial gives you all [...]
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