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Importing a javascript file in cform 

I need a javascript function written by myself in some widgets of a form.
I think the better solution is to put the function definition in one
file imported in the <head> portion of the form page so I can use the
function in every widget. But I don't known how can I do it, or an
alternative solution without change cform stylesheets (solution I don't
like).

Thank's in advance

Alberto Brosich

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Re: Importing a javascript file in cform

Posted by Alberto Brosich <ab...@ogs.trieste.it>.
Dev at weitling wrote:
> Alberto Brosich wrote:
>   
>>> I think it's tiem to ask the question: Should this javascript run
>>> client- or server-side?
>>>       
>
>   
>>> Client-side. I have to use the function in the "<fd:on-value-changed>"
>>> tag of some widgets.
>>>     
>>>       
>
> Then - afaik - it's server-side! Doubt it? Then just put a
>   
It works, so now I don't doubt. :-)

It shows my poor knowledge of cform, as many other things, of course. :-)

Thanks to all

Alberto
> print("hello") below fd:on-value-changed/fd:javascript and change
> something. There should be a message on the shell for you :-)
> And so it should be as Thomas wrote - put it in a .js-file and include
> it in the sitemap.
>
> Bye,
> Florian
>
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Re: Importing a javascript file in cform

Posted by Dev at weitling <de...@weitling.net>.

Alberto Brosich wrote:
>> I think it's tiem to ask the question: Should this javascript run
>> client- or server-side?

>> Client-side. I have to use the function in the "<fd:on-value-changed>"
>> tag of some widgets.
>>     

Then - afaik - it's server-side! Doubt it? Then just put a
print("hello") below fd:on-value-changed/fd:javascript and change
something. There should be a message on the shell for you :-)
And so it should be as Thomas wrote - put it in a .js-file and include
it in the sitemap.

Bye,
Florian


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Re: Importing a javascript file in cform

Posted by Alberto Brosich <ab...@ogs.trieste.it>.
Dev at weitling wrote:
> Hi Alberto,
>
> I think it's tiem to ask the question: Should this javascript run
> client- or server-side?
>   
Client-side. I have to use the function in the "<fd:on-value-changed>"
tag of some widgets.

Alberto
> Bye,
> Florian
>
> Alberto Brosich wrote:
>   
>> I need a javascript function written by myself in some widgets of a form.
>> I think the better solution is to put the function definition in one
>> file imported in the <head> portion of the form page so I can use the
>> function in every widget. But I don't known how can I do it, or an
>> alternative solution without change cform stylesheets (solution I don't
>> like).
>>
>> Thank's in advance
>>
>> Alberto Brosich
>>
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Re: Importing a javascript file in cform

Posted by Dev at weitling <de...@weitling.net>.
Hi Alberto,

I think it's tiem to ask the question: Should this javascript run
client- or server-side?

Bye,
Florian

Alberto Brosich wrote:
> I need a javascript function written by myself in some widgets of a form.
> I think the better solution is to put the function definition in one
> file imported in the <head> portion of the form page so I can use the
> function in every widget. But I don't known how can I do it, or an
> alternative solution without change cform stylesheets (solution I don't
> like).
>
> Thank's in advance
>
> Alberto Brosich
>
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Re: Importing a javascript file in cform

Posted by Thomas Markus <t....@proventis.net>.
add your .js file to
<map:flow language="javascript">
   <map:script src="file1.js"/>