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| DOMINOPOWER MAGAZINE - SEPTEMBER 2000 |
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Advanced building of DHTML views with Internet Explorer
When using categorized views from a browser, a request is made to the server every time you expand or collapse a category. Matt Holthe has found a way to eliminate this round trip. In part two of this series, things get more advanced as he shows you how to create views with two categories.
Making the case for running Domino on Linux
Previously relegated to the realm of hackers and computer hobbyists, Linux has become the darling of the computer press, and recently, the stock market. In part one of a two-part series, Allan Liska and Jeff Gunther discuss the history of running Domino on Linux and make a logical business case for doing so.
Don't go it alone, use R5 Migration Pro
Are you an application developer who wants to make sure your applications function correctly in R5? Do you want to use the knowledge of migration experts to help guide you every step of the way? If so, you've got to check out Dan Velasco's review of R5 Migration Pro, a single R4 database packed full of all the information and tools you need in order to make your migration from R4 to R5 as smooth and successful as possible.
Increase your productivity by controlling context
In this article, Bain McKay continues his thought-provoking look at Knowledge Management tools and techniques by demonstrating the importance of controlling context.
Running Crystal Reports Web Component Server with Domino R5 via CGI
In part three of her series on Seagate's Crystal Reports 8, Jennifer Regnault demonstrates some more advanced techniques, including passing URL commands, running selection formulas, and enhancing overall server performance.
DOMINOPOWER SITE OF THE MONTH
Domino-powered industrial filter site
September's DominoPower Site of the Month caters to Steve Niles' passion for liquid/solid separation methods (everyone needs a hobby). Check out his review of a filtration company's simple, clear, Domino-powered Web site.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
School days and the back room maze
In September's edition of Letters to the Editor, you'll find a Spanish student needing help with his final thesis and some suggestions on improvements we can make to our archives and forums.
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