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XML vs. JavaScript to fill in dropdown on form
A developer is using a JavaScript function to automatically fill in a form's dropdown, but wants to know if there's a more efficient method of doing it through XML. Ask the Expert
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AJAX gives software a fresh look
Over the years, desktop applications tied to a specific operating system have become entrenched as the main way to work on a computer. AJAX, a set of development techniques standardized over the past eight years, could change all that by bringing mor... News
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@DBColumn and @DBLookup for all browsers using Ajax
Learn how to use this generic code that can be used to perform @DBColumn and @DBLookup using Ajax in Internet Explorer, Mozilla and Netscape. Tip
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InViewEdit on the Web using JavaScript, XML and XMLHTTP
This code gives a developer the flexibility to edit document contents without opening their underlying form on Web. Tip
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AJAX "leaves click-and-wait Web paradigm in the dust"
AJAX is a combination of programming tools and Web technologies that allows content on Web pages to update immediately, unlike an HTTP request. Article
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Microsoft's new anti-piracy program hacked
Mere days after Microsoft announced plans to crack down on pirated versions of Windows with a new authentication program, hackers have published a simple JavaScript code they say will defeat the anti-piracy checks. News
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Using Ajax as a replacement for @DBLookups
In this tip, a developer explains how he started using AJAX for @DBLookup functions. Tip
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Notes HTML attachment script vulnerability reported
The French Security Incident Response Team reported a vulnerability in Notes clients 6.5.4 and earlier. According to the firm, JavaScript code included in HTML attachments is not properly sanitized before being displayed, which may be exploited to ca... News
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Deselect a radio button
With this simple code, users can use a double click to deselect a radio button. This saves developers from creating an extra user interface component. Tip
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Exporting Notes view into new *.csv file
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