WOW! Twelve five-minute presentations in a row. Talk about buring it hard from both ends. I hope those that heard it learned a little, and if you are here, then perhaps you will try the next level, and download the examples!

Here is the sample database: . The instructions which I showed in the demo are included in the Help-Using document.

Enjoy!

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Here are the files from the hands on session Scott and I did on JSON and AJAX usage form Domino.:

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The Best Practices session Scott and I did went very well. Here are the updated slides:

As we said the code will be releasable when the ageements with IBM get finalized. Several of the techniques we used are available from other presentations.

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Here are the updated slides and examples from the Sunday 10:30 AM JumpStart:

Updated Slides: here

Demo Database: here

Evaluations forms are here

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Scott and I are again working together on both a Best Practices and Hand's on session. In addition I am doing a jumpstart session on LotusScript

• The Best Practices session is: A Look Under the Hood at a World-Class IBM Lotus Domino Web Application . We are showing off techniques we used to build a very fun project..
• The Hand's on session is: Implementing AJAX and JSON in IBM Lotus Domino Applications. We are very pleased with this session and think it may be better than what we have done in past years.
• My Jumpstart session is Introduction to IBM LotusScript

This year the Lotusphere Sessions database, from Ben Langhinrichs includes a new "Ask Questions" feature, that I am going to try out. To post questions go to these links:

• Qustions about BP203: A Look Under the Hood at a World-Class IBM Lotus Domino Web Application
• Qustions about HND104: Implementing AJAX and JSON in IBM Lotus Domino Applications
• Qustions about JMP202: Introduction to IBM LotusScript

How to see you in Orlando!

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Here are the databases for the presentations Scott and I did at LS07.

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So a friend of mine found this feedback at Rob Wunderlich's blog.

Libby [Ingrassia] was asking many of the obvious questions - given my proclivity for topics in the wireless / mobile space what had caught my eye, etc. But, she asked which session had been my favorite and I was actually a little surprised at my answer: the "How to Make Domino Sites That Don't Look (or Act) Like Lotus Domino" - which was presented Monday afternoon by Scott Good and Henry Newberry. This was an absolutely wonderufl session, and the examples they showed were simple and elegant and wonderful.

[Scott] and Henry did a marvelous job of dismantling Domino's default views, etc., and replace them with some pretty good looking items.

Thanks for the feedback. Nice to hear positive stuff, though if there is other feedback, send it along in hard copy so we can try out the new high volume shredder (Just kidding, Scott and I (and all other speakers I know) read every evaluation form and the comments. ) - Newbs

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During Scott's and my Hand's On session at Lotusphere 2006, we were asked how to make HTML action buttons perform the action when an area of a cell outside the link is clicked.  We did get it to behave graphically as if it had been clicked, but did not show the actual function being performed unless you clicked the link text, or hotspot.  

An attendee, Brent,  called me on it.  I got caught me in a typical hackers "White Lie".  I knew that it "could" be done, but I'll admit, I had not previously done it....  NOW I HAVE!



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Those looking for the downloads from the Lotusphere 2006 presentations that Scott Good and I did can get them from his blog.

Here is a link to the Ultimate Makeover Downloads

Here is a link to the How to Make Domino Sites That Do Not Look or Act like Domino

Newbs

If you dance with a grizzly bear, you had better let him lead.

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So I am walking from the Dolphin to the Swan with Jack (name changed to protect his identity) last night about 10PM.  I spy an interesting couple coming the other way and tell S... er Jack that I am going to get a hug from a cute chick.  Karen Hobart (name not changed because she is truely inocent in this one) walks up and gives me a big hug.

Jack was so impressed the he re-upped the services contract for another year.  I owe Karen another bourbon in Vegas (I have run out of the six bottles I brought with me to LS this year)

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There is a very fine line between hobby and mental illness. - Dave Barry

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