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Technology: |
Lotus Notes Release 5 |
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Course: |
AD-500 Using Javascript in Domino Applications |
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Release: |
5 |
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Type: |
Development |
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Duration: |
2 Days |
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General Information
(in English): |
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Language: |
English |
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Product: |
Notes/Domino |
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Release: |
5 |
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Delivery Method: |
Instructor led |
Description:
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Summary Description: |
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Audience: |
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Through
lecture/demonstration and hands-on exercises, this course provides students
with the skills to use JavaScript in the Domino R5 environment, to extend
their applications by: Directly manipulating the integrated Document Object Model Taking advantage of JavaScript Events in the IDE Reducing server load by performing client-side processing Enhancing data gathering with new techniques Working with frames |
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Application developers
who develop Notes/Domino applications and want to learn how to use the
Document Object Model to develop more dynamic Domino applications for browser
clients. |
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Objectives: |
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Prerequisites: |
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By the end of this
course, the student should be able to: Manipulate the Document Object Model to extend the capabilities
of their Web browser applications Perform client-side processing, such as field validation and
formatting Use the new event structure in R5 to trigger JavaScript code Manipulate, and update frame content Gather input by launching independent browser windows Make the user interface more interactive with mouse control Create and update keyword lists in a browser |
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Experience with the Domino R5 Designer client including: Creating forms and pages Writing code in the Programmers pane Using the design preview options Building a frame set and adding frames Participants should also have programming experience with an
object-oriented language. They do not need experience with JavaScript before
attending the course. |
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Topics Covered: |
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Comments: |
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Defining JavaScript Changing a document's properties Coding a link hotspot with JavaScript Creating a submit button Writing and retrieving input values Validating fields in browser Formatting user inputs Building a list of choices Retrieving and adding single values in a select object Retrieving multiple values in a select object Building dialog boxes Opening pages in frames using JavaScript Creating rollover buttons |
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