Scripting

You can include scripts in web pages that are executed with or without without web server interaction. You can use JavaScript (default) or VBscript. These scripts can be executed on certain events. For example:

·	When the user clicks or double-clicks an object (the onclick event type).

·	When the user presses a key over an object (onkeypress).

·	When the user moves the mouse over the object (onmouseover).

·	After the browser has finished loading a web form (onload).

Furthermore, you can provide contextual information for an event, for example:

keyVal="65" ctrlKey="true"

The arguments supported as contextual information are:

Argument	For Event Types:	Values
keyVal	Text events like keypress, keyUp, keyDown	ASCII
ctrlKey	Text events and mouse event types like onclick and mouseover.	true/false
altKey	Text events and mouse event types.	true/false
shiftKey	Text events and mouse event types.	true/false

To add scripts to web pages, you need to insert an Event Listener object with a callClientScript action with a Script property. See: How to Add a Script to an Object.

If you want to refer to the event target in a script, you can use the caller keyword. For example:

SetBackGroundToRed(caller)

For a specific page, you can also include a script with generic functions in the top section of the generated HTML document..