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8.5.3 has the vastly improved Web Tools Platform (WTP) JS editor from Eclipse 3.4.2.
By *default*, opening a javascript library displays the new Class outline viewer is great, however does not have basic navigation such as expand/collapse all, expand/collapse entire class, and dare I say Alphabetical sorting of functions! aghh!!!
A bit of hacking
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I would very much like to see some new Classes or API's if you like, that makes it easier to create Appointments, Memo's and other Mail/Calendar entries, without having to remember all the speciel fields, that have to be set. Then we could create AppointMent and memos as objects and
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I'd love to be able to read a field that Javascript has signed. I don't think it takes much -- a decrypt function that'll accept the author's public key instead of your own private key. It'd quickly replace all the signed-section functions I use, when they exist for security reasons
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The current implementation of Server Side JS has several inconsistencies in regard to the ECMA-262 spec(JavaScript 1.3) which I believe is what the Server Side JS in XPages is based upon.
This makes the API very unpredictable. Take Array.splice. According to spec, it should change the Array (remove item/-s), and return the
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A plugin for concatenation and compression of JavaScript source well integrated in the domino disegner.
A plugin for Eclipse is very nice here:
http://www.rockstarapps.com/update-beta/
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I would like to have the various editors to carry the same color coding of elements (functions, comments, sub, literals, constants).
The LS editor colors are the best in my opinion and the javascript editor is the worst.
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In the Javascript editor, elements in the left pane (reference) are not sorted. It is counter intuitive and requires the developer to search longer than they need to.
Also, group them into intuitive chunks. For example the various scopes should be under a heading named Scopes.
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When editing a LS, JS, or SSJS library that contains multiple classes/object I would like the ability to open a specific class/object in a new tab. This would allow me to work on two (or more) classes/objects at the same time and not lose my current place when I switch
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Developing XPages involves many peeks into log. nsf. But prints from java or javascript code take very long time to show up (roughly half minute).
Is there a way to speed it up (flush the print buffer)?
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At the moment if objects are defined using the prototype statement the Outline for the SSJS & JavaScript editors show a series of blank functions for each object. I assume because it does not recognize prototype as a way of defining functions. This makes it very hard to navigate around
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When activating JavaScript that is being run within a frameset you get the error message:
JavaScript is only supported within a document.
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JavaScript is both a procedural and object oriented language. If we do anything with JavaScript we are using objects, but we may not know it. Classes allow us to create our own objects that can be used repeatedly to simplify and empower our applications. In this session we will design,
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There are many JavaScript frameworks to choose from but in this session we'll be walking through two of the most popular, Dojo and Ext JS. We'll take a sample Notes application and Web enable it twice. Once with Dojomino, a customized version of Dojo for Domino and then a second
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This session would be an introduction on how to get started in using Ext.nd, a customized Domino version of the Ext JS JavaScript framework (http://extjs.com). We would cover what Ext.nd has to offer and then walk through how to setup your Domino environment so you could use Ext.nd in your
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full support for HTML and JavaScript when presenting a form in a dialogbox window would increase the look and functionality of the dialogbox (Notes client).
Nowadays passthru html is supported but a simple
<div style="border:1px solid #FF000;"> My div</div>
has not the desired effect.
I would also like support for JS so we can
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Domino is used a lot for web programming. With ajax and all those new libraries like prototype, ext and dojo JavaScript experienced a major boost. Now this language and its implementation as scripting language browsers has its own quirks.
It would be great, if the Domino Designer on Eclipse (8.5) could
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If you start working with an existing Domino Web Database, smart people who have worked on it before you, tend to have used existing widgets. Those often consist of some client code, a css-file and some javaScript files. The newer they are, the more they tend to use javaScript libraries
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I haven't checked Notes8, but in Domino7 its not possible to save prototype.js version 1.6 in a java-Scriptlibrary. The editor finds
a test for equality (==) mistyped as assignment?
because of this statement:
if (match = source.match(pattern)) { // stuff }
Some purist might not like it, but this is perfectly legal
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It would be really nice if when IBM tells new developers that they can start developing for Lotus Notes using the language that their most familiar with, the actual act of developing for the platform didn't require them to learn ALL the languages because LotusScript, Java, JavaScript, and @Formula work
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This is applicable to the Notes and Administrator clients too, but I only get to pick one IdeaSpace. :(
As a 'relatively' new entrant to Notes design and administration (I've only been doing it for a few years off and on), I'm incredibly frustrated by the poor learning materials for new
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