In systems with an emphasis on the user experience, you may find that you want to use custom JavaScript functions that take a URL and do something clever with it.
You may have tried to handcraft a URL only to realise how much work CaseMaster® does for you behind the scenes. Simply specify the action and all relevant query string entries are included automatically.
We have now introduced a new 'frameno' (there is an interesting history behind its' meaningless name) to support such scenario: 'js.'.
Add the name of your JavaScript function and Bob is your uncle. Do remember that JavaScript is case sensitive!
So, the frameno
js.myFunc
May result in the following JavaScript call:
myFunc( '../cmAsp/gpf.asp?-pk.rqst=20507&-zXInStdPopupTab=1&a=start')
You may have tried to handcraft a URL only to realise how much work CaseMaster® does for you behind the scenes. Simply specify the action and all relevant query string entries are included automatically.
We have now introduced a new 'frameno' (there is an interesting history behind its' meaningless name) to support such scenario: 'js.'.
Add the name of your JavaScript function and Bob is your uncle. Do remember that JavaScript is case sensitive!
So, the frameno
js.myFunc
May result in the following JavaScript call:
myFunc( '../cmAsp/gpf.asp?-pk.rqst=20507&-zXInStdPopupTab=1&a=start')
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