A response document relies on the existence of a "parent" document. In a view, a response document typically appears indented under its parent. Response documents are useful, for example, to generate discussion threads.

Your XPages application uses the Domino® data store. The way to get at the Domino data store without programming is through forms.

A Domino® Designer application contains documents that contain items of data. A form and its fields are design elements that define documents.

A beginner's guide to controlling edit access to sections of a form.

In this exercise, you will add data validation to the forms in the sample application.

Previous TOC Next 1. What will you learn You will learn how to use the xPages Scope contexts with advanced data binding and how to propagate data from one form to another. Further you will learn how to show a subset of view data only. 2. Task Description You will complete the search ...

In this exercise, you will learn how to display notes documents in XPages using form properties and simple data binding.

The Domino documentation says the following about subforms: A subform is a collection of form elements that are stored as a single object. Subforms can contain the same elements as regular forms. Subforms save redesign time. When you change a field on a subform, every form that uses the subform ...

Question: I have an XPage viewpanel which shows documents from a view. A column is configured to show values as links. However, the links by default open the document in another XPage. How can I change the default link generated for each entry in the view panel to open the document ...

Question: How does the "At runtime, open selected document using" option work in XPages views? Answer: This option may be ambiguous on first reading, but it's probably best explained using the following use case: You have a view panel which uses a Notes View as a data source ...

Question: By default, every XPage contains a tag in the rendered HTML markup. How can I create an XPage without default form tags inside? Also, can I manually create my own form tags in an XPage? Answer: When creating an XPage, Domino Designer automatically insert a ...

Question: XPages can be bound to forms. If I'm creating a new application with new XPages, do I also have to create matching forms? Or can I point it to fields that may or may not exist in the DB already and manually assign a type to them? Answer: Creating a form is not ...