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You may encounter unwanted validation or required error dialogs when designing an XPage with events and partial updates. If the Events view just contains an Open Page action, you can avoid all validation by using a simple link instead of the action. If you do need the Events view, there is an ... |
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It's a very common design practice to have one section of your user interface be visible, or invisible, based on the values in another section. This helps minimize confusion of what should and should not be entered. Lets example a very simple, but representative, use case of this. We have a combo ... |
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Client side Javascript frequently makes use of IDs that have been assigned to controls in order to encode client side logic. Take the simple case where you have a combo box above an edit box. When some values in the combo box are selected, the edit box should be visible, and when others are ... |
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It's a very common design practice to have one section of your user interface be visible, or invisible, based on the values in another section. This helps minimize confusion of what should and should not be entered. It is also useful in a workflow application for showing or hidding sections ... |
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This video demonstrates the Partial Update feature in XPages and shows how to enable this option. div style"height:600px;" object width"100%" height"100%" param name"movie" ... |