The XPages Blog Samples

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• XPages Compatible Dojo Dialog Reusable Component
  This sample shows how to use an extended class to make it easy to use a dijit.Dialog in your XPage Application.
• XPages Compatible Dojo Dialog Reusable Component Using HTML Markup via dojoType Attribute
  This sample shows how to use an extended class to make it easy to use a dijit.Dialog in your XPage Application using the dojoType attribute.
• Programmatically Triggering an XPages Server Side Event Handler from a Client Side Script
  This sample shows how you can trigger a server side event handler from client-side javascript.
• Adding Controls Inside a Pager
  This sample shows how you can add controls inside the header of pager.
• [UNDER CONSTRUCTION] - Reusable Javascript Class to Publish Global and Element Specific Partial Refresh Events (init, onStart, onComplete, onError)
  This example demonstrates use of the com.ZetaOne.api.XSP object to publish the partial refresh events of a partial Refresh.
• XPages MVC Programming Techniques - Client Side Javascript Controller
  This example demonstrates the use of a client-side controller in XPages.
• XPages MVC Programming Techniques - Example dojo class - com.ZetaOne.widget.listControl
  This example demonstrates the use of a the dojo "class" to create re-usable client-side components in XPages
• Embedding Contextual Data for Client-Side Logic in XPages
  This example demonstrates how to embed data in the HTML of your XPage that you can reference client side using dojo.
• Saving One out of Many Data Sources on an XPage and How to Create a New Document On Each Submission
  The example shows how to submit only one data source out of multiple ones on an XPage, and then create a new document for that data source so that the next submission will create a new document.
• Example of a Login Custom Control
  The example shows how to create a custom Login Control to allow your application to handle the authentication of users directly.