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Lotus Technical Information 
64 | Bring back the Sandbox on developerWorksPeter von Stöckel2524 - 02 2010 / (7) In September 2010, IBM removed the Sandbox from developerWorks Lotus. With that removal, they also broke countless forum responses that link to specific Sandbox files, as well as links from countless blogs and web sites all over the world. There are two ways to fix this. Either put the ... |
36 | Add A More Detailed Index To Designer HelpPeter Presnell26400 - 05 2010 / (6) The biggest thing I miss with the new Eclipse help for Domino Designer is the presence of a detailed index that includes all the classes, methods, properties etc that are contained in the various languages. I keep using the original NSF help because of this one feature. Being able to ... |
35 | Reward and Motivate People to Answer Forum PostsKathy Brown231 - 23 2010 / (4) Reward people for posting answers to forum questions in a manner similar to (or integrated with) the developerWorks Autho Achievement Recognition Program. Even better, users could vote on forum answers, helping readers when there are multiple answers, and authors getting a certain number of votes get recognition for ... |
32 | Book Proposal: Troubleshooting Lotus InfrastructuresKeith Brooks6783 - 15 2010 / (1) The problem is this could be a tome, but maybe it will be done in 8 parts. 1) Notes 2) iNotes 3) Domino 4) Quickr D/J 5) Sametime 6) Connections 7) Portal edited after Bens comments to include: 8) LotusLive Start with the obvious issues, move to more extensive ... |
30 | Advanced XPages courseDeanna Drschiwiski263 - 02 2010 / (5) Produce an Advanced XPages course that covers: Deep dive on XPage architecture
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28 | Book Proposal: Introduction to Notes C API ProgrammingRichard Schwartz3597 - 16 2010 / (0) This is in response to Ben Langhinrichics' request for book proposals. There hasn't been a book on the C API since the early 90s. In the format Ben describes, one could probably only just scratch the surface of setting up your development environment; understanding the most important API ... |
26 | Book Proposal: YALSBUlrich Krause4850 - 15 2010 / (3) This is response to Ben Langhinrichics' request for book proposals. YALSB ( Yet another LotusScript book ) starts where the "Programming Bible" ends. From over 10 years of working in a forum, I can say that 80% of all Developers do not know or use many of ... |
26 | Book Proposal: Implementing Lotus Sametime 8.5.xTinus Riyanto2334 - 16 2010 / (0) This is response to Ben Langhinrichics' request for book proposals. I know that there is already a slide outlining what it takes to deploy all the component of sametime 8.5.x but I felt that there are many things left unexplained to those that read it. From my own ... |
25 | Book Proposal: Getting started with Domino AdministrationBen Langhinrichs6949 - 16 2010 / (0) Credit goes to Len Berg, who asked me to post this for him. A succinct group of illustrated chapters covering basic administration for new Domino admins. How Domino works:
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23 | Provide an easy to way create a wiki article from an answered forum postKendra Bowker1581 - 23 2010 / (1) Answers posted in the forums can be great candidates for wiki articles. Make it easy to create wiki articles from answered forum posts. For example, provide a button in the forum post that opens a new wiki article in the corresponding wiki. |
21 | Commission more developerWorks content from non-IBM authorsJeff Gilfelt1049 - 02 2008 / (4) Of late I have found that the number of technical articles and tutorials in the developerWorks Lotus zone written by IBM employees far outweighs the number written by non-IBM authors. While I appreciate the insights and detail that is offered by the people who developed the products, I often find ... |
21 | Show wiki articles that relate to a forum questionKendra Bowker1581 - 23 2010 / (1) When someone posts a question in the forum, search the corresponding product wikis for related articles that might answer it. Suggest links right as the forum post is created. |
20 | Wiki Outline (for any IBM wiki) should start with a TOC or Outline provided by IBMLance Spellman133 - 01 2009 / (2) Part of the value of a redbook has always been the organization and flow of the material. The team writing the redbook would know the content they needed to produce and would provide an organization structure for how they would proceed through the material. If there's a Lotus Domino ... |
20 | E-mail notifications to wiki article authors when comments posted |
20 | Be able to see all of your posts across the different forums & community, etc.It would also be nice if I could see all of my posts across the different forums & community, etc. |
20 | IBM official Visio stencils and icons repositoryMathieu Pape6638 - 30 2012 / (4) How many times did you need those for a presentation, training, documentation, ... ? And how many times did you find it in high quality via Google? Right ! Time for some official stuff especially with the load of existing and new IBM/Lotus branded products. |
19 | Add "share it" icons to post template/page that enable folks to propagate specific wiki and devWorks posts to other forums, wikis, communitiesPam Gilday130 - 24 2010 / (0) |
19 | Syntax Highlighter for the wikisJohn Smart833 - 02 2010 / (2) A quick glace through wiki pages containing example code (example) proves a systemic usability problem. The wikis should recognize code (through a code tag? through any <pre> tag where the contents start with a less-than character?) and automatically convert/highlight the code. Syntax highlighters are usually done via ... |
19 | Enhance, Support and Promote Personal Connections within the Lotus Community |
19 | Show Me button for Lotus Notes HelpIBM Lotus Notes Help/Lotus Domino Administrator Help/Lotus Domino Designer Help - it would be nice if next to each topic in Help there is a "Show Me" button that would show a video clip of how to do this and/or it would take the user to screen shots that shows ... |
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