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| | Calculating array values in JavaScript | This JavaScript function uses a global variable listSize which is computed from the formula @Elements(someList). The list is really an array of <INPUT> fields called total and quantity. Note that if the array has only one element you cannot use the array construct, you must reference the field directly. | JavaScript | Rlatulippe@romac.com | |
| | Format E-mail Addresses | Most Web sites that collect user contact information require users to enter their e-mail addresses. The formatEmail function checks to make sure an e-maill address has been enetered in the correct format - if not, it returns an empty string. | JavaScript | Rlatulippe@romac.com | |
| | Frameset code | | JavaScript | Rlatulippe@romac.com | |
| | How do you validate and jump to fields which have validation errors? | This example will check that all required fields are filled in. If a field is not filled in, it will move the cursor in the web browser to that field. | JavaScript | Rlatulippe@romac.com | |
| | How to open a new window and navigate to a Web page using a Keyword List and JavaScript | How to open a new window and navigate to a Web page using a Keyword List and JavaScript | JavaScript | Rlatulippe@romac.com | |
| | JavaScript function for doing search and replace of a character within a string | The following function takes three parameters -- the string upon which it operates, the character it is searching for, and the character it is replacing that character with. It returns the new string product of this search and replace operation, and works in Navigator 3x and 4x, as well as IE 3x and 4x. This can be useful if, say, you are doing parameter passing to a Query_String field in a domino document via the URL, and need to replace the spaces in the text you are passing in the URL with underscore characters. If you are confined to using JavaScript to ac complish this search and replace operation, then this function will do the trick. | JavaScript | Rlatulippe@romac.com | |
| | JavaScript function for doing search and replace of a character within a string | The following function takes three parameters -- the string upon which it operates, the character it is searching for, and the character it is replacing that character with. It returns the new string product of this search and replace operation, and works in Navigator 3x and 4x, as well as IE 3x and 4x. This can be useful if, say, you are doing parameter passing to a Query_String field in a domino document via the URL, and need to replace the spaces in the text you are passing in the URL with underscore characters. If you are confined to using JavaScript to accomplish this search and replace operation, then this function will do the trick. | JavaScript | Rlatulippe@romac.com | |
| | List-processing functions | The list-processing functions of the @formula language provide some of the strongest processing capabilities of any built in feature of Notes. Translating them to JavaScript is fairly straightforward. List in JavaScript are implemented as arrays, but you use them in almost the same way you do the @formula language. Perhaps the most obvious use of these functions on a Web page is in string parsing, but your imagination and necessity may suggest many more. Here are the JavaScript versions of some list processing functions: | JavaScript | Rlatulippe@romac.com | |
| | Preventing UI refresh when working with Framesets | On the Web instead of having your forms reload constantly, create a Frameset where one frame has a size of zero. Open a form in each frame. Using JavaScript to react to button presses or other actions, move the data you want to submit to the hidden frame and force the submit of that document. Now your UI doesn't refresh and the user still executes the submit action. | JavaScript | Rlatulippe@romac.com | |
| | Using the 'With' statement in JavaScript | The 'with' statement in JavaScript lets you preface an object and all of its properties and methods without a long object address, saving you time while you are coding. For example this function below uses the 'with' statement after the function is declared. The with statement passes the form object which allows the rest of the script to access the form's properties and methods without a full address. | JavaScript | Rlatulippe@romac.com | |
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