I noticed something at Lotusphere. There was a hearing impaired person in many of the XPages sessions. She was clearly starting to learn XPages. She had two translators who would switch off during the sessions. While it was amazing to watch I found myself wondering if she knew about NotesIn9 and if she was even [...]
I submitted an XPages Jumpstart with Mike McGarel and another session on XPages and Dojo with Paul Withers. Ok so I got shut out this year. I’m bummed but I’ll get over it. But rather then getting too bummed about it, I think I’ll take the time and try and get some more NotesIn9′s out [...]
In this show, John Jardin, returns to demonstrate the mythical setting: GoFaster=1. That’s just what CSS/Js aggregation in XPages provides with the new Domino 8.5.3 server. Fasten your seat belts!
I did a show on integrating Woopra analytics into your XPages applications back in episode 20. However it appears that back in May I messed something up and actually broke the link. So it’s not been available for some time. I’ve now fixed the link to the video of the show. It can be found: [...]
In this show guest contributor John Jardin comes on to talk about using oneUI to style the Name Picker from the XPages Extension Library. Thanks again to John for taking the time to contribute this tip. I’m really exicited to have him and a couple more great guests lined up for some upcoming shows.
This week saw 4 new NotesIn9 shows added the the collective XPages learning material. 2 regular shows, 2 Extended Editions and one new guest contributor! NotesIn9 029: Combine URL Parameters with Excel Exporting NotesIn9: 030 – Formatting Numbers in XPages NotesIn9: EE 008 – XPages: One Man’s Journey NotesIn9: EE 009 – Using Java HashMaps [...]
In this show I’m going to combine 2 tips from the XPagesCheatSheet which can be freely downloaded at xpagescheatsheet.com. I take the Export to Excel example, and demonstrate how you can improve that by getting and using a parameter from the URL so the exported Excel document has only a subset of records.
In this show I demo one way to access CGI variables inside your XPages applications. I hope it’s helpful.
I just wanted to take a minute to say how absolutely impressed I am with IBM about a couple of things. First, and this was covered in detail on The XCast podcast, but they really did a great job of responding to the community regarding the XPages forum. We asked… ok for some of us, [...]
I got this in my email, but as much as I like, I can’t really advice this person as I myself don’t know that much about integrating XPages and a relational database, which I assume Postgres is. So I thought I’d through this out to see of anyone had any thoughts on this. =============== Dear [...]