Andrew Cornes

Acquire advanced Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX) development techniques to speed up two common activities in Web applications, processing submitted data and reporting. Also learn how to provide a progress indicator in the browser for server-side tasks and how to save and display dynamic Web forms. All of the techniques are demonstrated with a working survey database that you can download from THE VIEW Web site and extend and adapt for your own use.

Start using Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX) to eliminate tedious Web page updates and create interactive Domino Web applications with the responsiveness of desktop applications. First, learn how AJAX combines established technologies like Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) or Extensible Markup Language (XML), a script, and the browser Document Object Model (DOM) in client-side processing. Then, acquire the basic development techniques for working with AJAX in Domino by following the… Show more

Start using Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX) to eliminate tedious Web page updates and create interactive Domino Web applications with the responsiveness of desktop applications. First, learn how AJAX combines established technologies like Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) or Extensible Markup Language (XML), a script, and the browser Document Object Model (DOM) in client-side processing. Then, acquire the basic development techniques for working with AJAX in Domino by following the development of a dynamic select list in a Domino Web page. You can download the example database from THE VIEW Web site. Show less

Make your Domino applications more scalable and extensible by separating content from the user-interface design. Learn how to use XML and XSL data transformations to provide a different look and feel for the same data in different settings — or the same look and feel for data pulled from different sources. This article gives you proven techniques for transforming XML using different code languages, parsers, browser clients, and Domino versions so you have maximum flexibility in meeting your… Show more

Make your Domino applications more scalable and extensible by separating content from the user-interface design. Learn how to use XML and XSL data transformations to provide a different look and feel for the same data in different settings — or the same look and feel for data pulled from different sources. This article gives you proven techniques for transforming XML using different code languages, parsers, browser clients, and Domino versions so you have maximum flexibility in meeting your application’s requirements. You can download the reusable blog database that demonstrates these techniques from THE VIEW Web site. Show less