[Xerte] Re: OT Captivate users?

[Peter Huppertz]

I tried it in Captivate and it works fine. Choose "Execute Javascript" from the on Success action and type in your code.

Best,

Peter
 
Am 11.08.2011 um 15:57 schrieb Dave Burnett:

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> We have any Captivate users around?
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> I'm trouble shooting a friends app and don't feel like installing captivate to test this.
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> What kind of javascript can I run from *within* Captivate?
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> e.g. can I put this on a button within Captivate:
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> function doSomething(param) {
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>   blah
> }
> window.location = "../../../my.asp?cert=" +  doSomething ('9999');
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> Or do I have to put this stuff in the head of the html and call it from the button?
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