JavaScript Learning Guide

This SearchDomino.com guide introduces you to JavaScript in a Notes/Domino environment, explains best practices and pitfalls to avoid and provides troubleshooting help and advice. You'll find JavaScript articles, tutorials, tips, tools, white papers, expert advice and more to pump up your JavaScript know-how quickly. Drop me an e-mail to let me know what other learning guides you'd like to see on SearchDomino.com.

Published: 05 Nov 2004

This SearchDomino.com guide introduces you to JavaScript in a Notes/Domino environment, explains best practices...

Step 2 of 2:

You forgot to provide an Email Address.

This email address doesn’t appear to be valid.

This email address is already registered. Please login.

You have exceeded the maximum character limit.

Please provide a Corporate E-mail Address.
- I agree to TechTarget’s Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, and the transfer of my information to the United States for processing to provide me with relevant information as described in our Privacy Policy.
Please check the box if you want to proceed.
- I agree to my information being processed by TechTarget and its Partners to contact me via phone, email, or other means regarding information relevant to my professional interests. I may unsubscribe at any time.
Please check the box if you want to proceed.

and pitfalls to avoid and provides troubleshooting help and advice. You'll find JavaScript articles, tutorials, tips, tools, white papers, expert advice and more to pump up your JavaScript know-how quickly. Drop me an e-mail to let me know what other learning guides you'd like to see on SearchDomino.com. Christine Polewarczyk, Editor.

IBM: "JavaScript is a cross-platform, object-based scripting language for client and server applications developed by Netscape and Sun Microsystems. JavaScript is affiliated in name with Sun's Java programming language primarily as a marketing convenience, though they have no technical commonality other than interoperability. JavaScript is a C-like procedural language that runs under execution control of a Web browser's JavaScript interpreter."

JavaScript Quick Start

Glossary Definition: JavaScript (SearchDomino.com, powered by Whatis.com)
Tutorial: Get started with JavaScript development (DominoPower.com)
Expert Webcast: Use JavaScript in Notes/Domino 6 (SearchDomino.com)
White Paper: JavaScript Guide (Netscape)

JavaScript Expert Advice

Advice: Use JavaScript instead of URLOpen to customize window properties
Advice: Set a field value using an external JavaScript file
Advice: Refresh a Web form by using a button action in JavaScript
Advice: Loading a Domino database into a Web site frame
Advice: Using LotusScript or JavaScript to validate a date field on a Notes form
Advice: Call a LotusScript and agent function from JavaScript
Advice: Assign values from a JavaScript variable to LotusScript variables
Advice: Limit access to a document in an intranet app
Advice: Execute JavaScript from a LotusScript agent
Advice: Open external database, retrieve a doc and read a field
Advice: Send e-mail with a doclink using @function or JavaScript
Advice: Code for validation on a field
Advice: Hiding the URL bar

JavaScript Tips

Tip: Transferring Domino information to JavaScript (SearchDomino.com)
Tip: Correcting cut and paste errors from Word (SearchDomino.com)
Tip: View applet doesn't display view (SearchDomino.com)
Tip: Open attachments on Web forms in a new window (SearchDomino.com)
Tip: Highlight search keywords inside a document (SearchDomino.com)
Tip: Modify a rtf in the UI without saving and re-opening (SearchDomino.com)
Tip: Double click to edit a Workflow doc (SearchDomino.com)
Tip: Create link groups for search results or a view (SearchDomino.com)
Tip: Remove 'No documents found' (SearchDomino.com)
Tip: Allow values not in list for keywords field on Web (SearchDomino.com)
Tip: Add commas to whole number string (SearchDomino.com)
Tip: Scale your Iframes to the size of their content (SearchDomino.com)
Tip: Alternate row coloring of tables -the next level (SearchDomino.com)
Tip: @DbLookup function for Web (SearchDomino.com)
Tip: Access hidden fields using JavaScript (Lotus Advisor)
Tip: Script to open a pop-up window centered on the screen (TipJunction.com)
Tip: Add external JavaScript with Page Designer Classic (e-promag.com)
Tip: Add JavaScript validations to LotusScript code (Security Advisor)

JavaScript Downloads and Tutorials

Chapter Download: JavaScript: The Complete Reference (SearchDomino.com)

Chapter Download: Write JavaScript for Domino apps (SearchDomino.com)
Chapter Download: JavaScript and embedded objects (SearchDomino.com)
Chapter Download: Notes and Domino 6 development (SearchDomino.com)
Tutorial: Enhance your Domino Web apps with JS and LS (e-promag.com)

JavaScript Online Resources

Collection: JavaScript Tip Library (SearchDomino.com)

Collection: JavaScript Best Web Links (SearchDomino.com)
Reference: LotusScript Learning Guide (SearchDomino.com)
Reference: Developer University: Domino, Java and J2EE (SearchDomino.com)

Dig Deeper on JavaScript for Lotus Notes Domino

JavaScript detects Web browser type and version in Notes/Domino 8.0.2 Previous Lotus Notes/Domino versions let you use navigator.appName and navigator.appVersion to detect which Web browser type and version were used in Notes/Domino applications. This is no longer an option in Notes/Domino 8.0.2 and higher. Use this JavaScript class to accurately detect which Web browser type and version are being used in your Notes/Domino applications.

JavaScript creates a jump box on a Lotus Notes Web form If you want to give Lotus Notes/Domino users an easy method to jump to other pages on a website, follow these steps using JavaScript code to create a jump box in a Lotus Notes Web form.

How to create dynamic JavaScript in Notes Domino without formulas If you need to create a large amount of dynamic JavaScript and you're not familiar with the use of @DBColumn and @DBLookup formulas, this tip is for you. Placing this code in your HTML Head Content section is a simple workaround for busy Lotus Notes Domino developers.

Trap an attachment path via the Domino file upload control field Get the steps to trap the path of an uploaded attachment in your Notes Domino environment using the Domino file upload control field, JavaScript and HTML.

Converting Lotus Notes views to XML documents using JavaScript To convert Lotus Notes views to XML, you can use the ReadViewEntries command. This tip gives another method -- parsing XML content using JavaScript.

Top 5 @DBLookup tips Discover Ajax, JavaScript and LotusScript code equivalents for the Formula language @DBLookup command, and learn a workaround for a common @DBLookup error.

JavaScript Quick Start

JavaScript Expert Advice

JavaScript Tips

JavaScript Downloads and Tutorials

JavaScript Online Resources

Please create a username to comment.

What admins need to know about Azure Stack HCI

How to manage Exchange hybrid mail flow rules

How to repair Windows Server using Windows SFC and DISM

iSeries tutorials

V6R1 upgrade planning checklist

Connecting multiple iSeries systems through DDM

Top 4 open source automation tools for admins

U.S. facility may have best data center PUE

Increase efficiency with data center temperature monitoring

New capabilities added to Alfresco Governance Services

Top 5 Office 365 skills for SharePoint administrators

Box cloud content management helps simplify digital work

JavaScript Quick Start

JavaScript Expert Advice

JavaScript Tips

JavaScript Downloads and Tutorials

JavaScript Online Resources

Dig Deeper on JavaScript for Lotus Notes Domino

Start the conversation

0 comments

Register

Login

Forgot your password?

Your password has been sent to:

Please create a username to comment.