October 2016
Intermediate to advanced
656 pages
13h 42m
English
Sometimes, administrators want to perform manipulations that GlideForm cannot do. This might include supporting additional events, such as onmouseover, or altering the layout of the page. Although I'll tell you how you can achieve this, I recommend that you don't use this technique in your production instance!
This section assumes that you have a basic understanding of dynamic HTML.
Client Scripts allow you to run code when a field changes or when the form is loaded or submitted. However, the browser can inform JavaScript code about many more events, such as zooming the view, moving a mouse, or dragging files.
One way is to create an onLoad client script that sets up these events manually. ...
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