A few comments on my site redesign

May 22 2008 04:45:00 AM Add/Read Comments [13]
Hi everyone.   As I mentioned, I'm not a web developer, so this is trial by fire (live code!) for me.  Thank you for the feedback on the site redesign, and your patience with the errors!  I'm sorry for the warning "This copy of QuickMenu has not been purchased. (www.opencube.com)".  I had not noticed the problem using Firefox,  but apparently it pops up with Internet Explorer.  I was using this tool to make the menus look similar to those in the Notes 8 client, but did not know the tool was $150 USD.  I've emailed them asking if they have a "one time usage" type of charge.  Since I am not developer using the tool to make sites for clients, I don't really want to spend the money.  If I don't hear back from them, I'll have to figure out what to do next.

Notes 8
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My blog at the moment (yes, I plan on adding the little house to the left of Home)
Image:A few comments on my site redesign


  1. Ryan Homan
    1 | 5/22/2008 6:53:48 AM

    I use this site often to get started with navigation. Check out this link as I think example 2 should help you and its FREE!

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  2. Lars Olufsen
    2 | 5/22/2008 7:00:21 AM

    Nice, Alan. Should be included with the Notes 8.5 blog template! :o)

    I second Ryan's suggestion on the navigation control. The DD scripts are brilliant.

  3. Christian Tillmanns
    3 | 5/22/2008 7:09:33 AM

    ... tststs. I am stunned.

    I am using the feed reader in NOTES 8 to read your blog. That opens the internal browser - IE something. That is how I found out about that tool and it's error message.

    Aren't we as Notes user supposed to do this? Don't you use Notes 8? ;-))

    (Yes, we all would prefere firefox as the internal browser)

  4. Alan Lepofsky
    4 | 5/22/2008 8:51:11 AM

    @1 Thank you! I will use that, I like free better than $150 ;-)

  5. Alan Lepofsky
    5 | 5/22/2008 2:45:58 PM

    Ok, the menus should now work in FF and IE. They are not perfect, but that is all I have time to do atm.

  6. Martin
    6 | 5/26/2008 5:20:09 PM

    I like the new design.

    I neither am developer, but with Lotus/Domino it is easy to obtain results in little time. I change my blog from time to time.

    Do you want a blog with music???? Free for download in Spanish Lotus User Group.

    Link to Spanish Lotus User Group:

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    Link to download in Spanish Lotus User Group.

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    Link to music blog:

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  7. Allan
    7 | 2/8/2011 12:50:37 PM

    Should be included with the Notes 8.5 blog template! :o)

    I second Ryan's suggestion on the navigation control. The DD scripts are brilliant.

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