- Implementations of the readable lookups-technique
- Examples of my "Semi-MVC" templating technique.
- A demo of in-field transformation with the formula language.
- A demo of Ajax-lookups using the "readable lookups"-view I use in the formula-demo, and a simple templating/transformation demo using DHTML.
I've made a simple index-page. If you download the app/open http://domain.com/path/to/demo.nsf, you should see the links to the demos.
The demos aren't very exciting/useable. Take a look at the design elements for the "magic".
The Ajax-demo
Link "To the frontpage" is a part of the above flash-animation
>> Download demo-application
3 comments:
hm, just one question.
did you put JS code in file because it was useful for you?
because I can't look in it. but if you want to hide it no problem...
just want to look at it more
Thnx !
keep this way!
I'm not sure which JS-file you mean..?
The JS framework I use, Mootools is a file-resource in the database.
The rest of the JS should be in the JS header of the form.
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If you can't open the file-resource, you may not have a default program to open .js files.
If you click the "Open with"-action button in Domino Designer, and choose Notepad or Wordpad (or Aptana, which I use for editing JS-files), you should be able to open it.
actually the problem was in my head :)
i opened js file in notepad and all code were in 1-4 string so i could not read it.
aptana helped me
thnx
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