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Rich Waters » Blog Archive » Using domino logins (LDAP) for a Ruby ...
Using domino logins (LDAP) for a Ruby on Rails app. I’ve had this article sitting around in Draft for quite some time now and finally got around to putting ...
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Rich Waters » Blog Archive » Displaying Notes Views with AJAX Part 1
I found a hint on the Sarissa documentation (http://sarissa.sourceforge.net/doc/index.html), where it says referring to load: “use XMLHttpRequest to load ...
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Rich Waters » Blog Archive » Displaying Notes Views with AJAX Part 1
Displaying Notes Views with AJAX Part 1. I’ve been playing with AJAX in several places, making calls to ReadViewEntries to get counts and to do lookups, ...
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Rich Waters » Blog Archive » Displaying Notes Views with AJAX Part 1
Displaying Notes Views with AJAX Part 1. I’ve been playing with AJAX in several places, making calls to ReadViewEntries to get counts and to do lookups, ...
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Rich Waters » Blog Archive » Displaying Notes Views with AJAX Part 1
var xslDoc = Sarissa.getDomDocument(); xslDoc.load(”viewentries.xsl”); proc.importStylesheet(xslDoc);. This creates another AJAX call to load the XSL ...
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Rich Waters » Blog Archive » Lotusphere Sessions
Wide array of web development languages and frameworks. Open Source and Web Standards are a must. Practical hands on examples utilizing: Ext.nd, Perl, PHP, ...
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Rich Waters » Lotus Domino
Share and Enjoy: These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can ... You are currently browsing the archives for the Lotus Domino category. ...
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Rich Waters » Blog Archive » SnTT 1: Easy JS Validation on a Form
An example class for email validation would be ‘validate email’ ... If your doing Domino web work take a look at “SnTT 1: Easy JS Validation on a Form, ...
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Rich Waters » Blog Archive » SnTT 1: Easy JS Validation on a Form
An example class for email validation would be ‘validate email’ ... If your doing Domino web work take a look at “SnTT 1: Easy JS Validation on a Form, ...
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Rich Waters » Blog Archive » Apache Digest Authenticaion on Ubuntu ...
Apache Digest Authenticaion on Ubuntu 7.10 ... The last required bit is to modify the apache config to actually use auth-digest and point it to the digest ...
 
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