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| − | If you wish to have a button on the page that runs a custom [[Browser Script]] | + | If you wish to have a button on the page that runs a custom [[Browser Script]] use the following technique: |
| − | 1) Create a [[Custom Field Type: Display Only – Text or System Object|Display Only - Text or System Object Custom Field]]. In the '''Text/Link:''' section include the following: | + | 1) Create a [[Custom Field Type: Display Only – Text or System Object|Display Only - Text or System Object]] or [[Custom Field Type: Read Only – System Variables|Read Only – System Variables]] Custom Field. In the '''Text/Link:''' section include the following: |
<input type="button" class=Button value="Button Label" onClick='runThisScript()'/> | <input type="button" class=Button value="Button Label" onClick='runThisScript()'/> | ||
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* '''Button Label''' is the label you wish to have on the button | * '''Button Label''' is the label you wish to have on the button | ||
:and | :and | ||
| − | * '''runThisScript()''' is the function you have defined | + | * '''runThisScript()''' is the function you have defined separately in a [[Browser Script]] (step 2). |
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</pre> | </pre> | ||
| − | + | ==See Also== | |
| + | * [[Use a Button to Create a Level 1]] | ||
| + | * [[Use a Button to Create a Level 2]] | ||
[[Category: Custom Fields]][[Category: JavaScript]] | [[Category: Custom Fields]][[Category: JavaScript]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:06, 13 January 2014
If you wish to have a button on the page that runs a custom Browser Script use the following technique:
1) Create a Display Only - Text or System Object or Read Only – System Variables Custom Field. In the Text/Link: section include the following:
<input type="button" class=Button value="Button Label" onClick='runThisScript()'/>
where:
- Button Label is the label you wish to have on the button
- and
- runThisScript() is the function you have defined separately in a Browser Script (step 2).
2) Create a Browser Script Custom Field that includes the JavaScript function you wish to run when the button is clicked:
function runThisScript()
{
// enter whatever the script should do here
}
