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Adding response documents to your expanding and collapsing response document rows (continued)
Select all the text in the form and ensure that it's set to "Pass thru HTML".
Refresh the HTML page and voila! You can now click on the plus symbols to expand and collapse the display of the response rows.
Conclusion
There's a lot more that can be done to extend the core functionality described in this article. For example, the little "plus" image could be changed to a "minus" image depending on whether the row is collapsed or expanded, and we could add functionality to show or hide all rows. Additional functionality such as this adds more complexity, and I wanted to keep it simple for this set of articles. The full solution that I implemented in my final application does implement all these additional features, and you can see them in action if you log into the demonstration version of my application, "TaskMaster," at http://www.touchdown.com.au/trytaskmaster.html.
You can also download a sample Lotus Domino database for this article at http://www.touchdown.com.au/dominopower.zip.
So we've seen that with only a little JavaScript and some cunning manipulation of stylesheets we can implement collapsible and expandable HTML table rows for response documents.
Happy programming!
Product availability and resources
For the article, "Expanding and collapsing response document rows with Domino and Internet Explorer," by Andrew Stuart in the December 2001 issue of DominoPower, visit http://www.dominopower.com/issues/issue200112/expand1201001.html.
For the demonstration version of the application, "TaskMaster," visit http://www.touchdown.com.au/trytaskmaster.html.
For a download of a sample Lotus Domino database for this article, visit http://www.touchdown.com.au/dominopower.zip.
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Dan Velasco is a Senior Technical Editor for WebSpherePower Magazine and DominoPower Magazine. He's a Sun Certified Java Programmer, Sun Certified Web Component Developer and an IBM Certified Solution Developer for WebSphere Studio V5.0. He's also a Principal CLP Application Developer (R4, R5 and ND6) as well as a CLP System Administrator (R4 and R5). You can reach him via email at dvelasco@webspherepower.com or on the Web at http://DanVelasco.com.
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