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Using JavaScript to get the Query_String from a frameset (continued)

You can see what the finished page looks like in Figure B.

FIGURE B

The login screen is now customized for each of our products. Roll over picture for a larger image.

Conclusion
One of the supreme powers of Lotus Notes/Domino is the ability for regular end-users to create and maintain content. Make sure that your applications allow your end-users to do this without having to have a Lotus Designer client and license. I think that you'll find that with a little extra planning and work up-front you can prevent a whole lot of extra work in the future.

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You can download a sample database that contains all the code outlined in this article from Dan Velasco's Web site at http://dan.velasco.com.

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Bulk reprints of this article (in quantities of 100 or more) are available for a fee from Reprint Services, a ZATZ business partner. Contact them at reprints@zatz.com or by calling 1-800-217-7874.

Senior Technical Editor Dan Velasco is a Web Developer at IDG Global Communications in San Mateo, CA. He is also an R4 and R5 CLP Principal Application Developer and an R5 CLP System Administrator and an R4 Principal System Administrator. You can reach him via email at dan_velasco@idg.com or on the Web at http://dan.velasco.com.