….Or, “When is a blank value not a blank value!” This week I hit a problem with XPages validation. I had a custom Java validator that was doing some complex validation across multiple components. The validator was affixed to a Dojo List Text Box. It had a requiredValidator as well, to ensure the value wasn’t […]
Validators, Vectors and Strings – Oh My! Read More »
Today I had this query about refreshing multiple areas of the page on a blog post about partial execution: I have several input text fields with onChange events that do a partial updates on panels (a panel for each field) that contain the images that display whether the required field is completed. But I also
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Fredrik Norling blogged yesterday about using Regular Expressions to validate in XPages (but also traditional Domino web development). There is one option for validating using regular expressions that Fredrik didn’t mention, and it’s well worth covering. Because although you can find a lot of regular expressions on the web, writing your own or modifying regular
Test Your Regular Expressions In Domino Designer Read More »
Tonight I came this comment from a developer: Rather than using the DisplayErrors control and showing the error messages, I just want a count. So I could do something like “You have 4 message(s) on the page” All error messages can be displayed in a Display Errors control but can also be accessed programmatically, via
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