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HCL Domino Designer Basic User Guide and Reference
Basic product usage information and programming language reference information.
Programming Overview and User Interface
This section contains general guidelines and examples that show where to use Java, LotusScript, and the formula language.
User Interface
Writing JavaScript in the Programmer's pane
JavaScript allows you to write scripts that function on the Web as well as in the Domino client. The Objects tab provides a list of JavaScript events supported in Lotus Domino Designer. JavaScript is not available for agents. For LotusScript Web agents, you can use Print statements to output HTML to the browser, including script statements. For example, Print "<script>function changeLocation(){...}</script>."
Writing JavaScript in a page header

Writing JavaScript in a page header

About this task

The Programmer's pane provides a placeholder called JS Header on the Objects tab that allows you to write JavaScript in the header of a page, form, or subform. JavaScript written in the header in this way does not require a formula to return a JavaScript function, or text to be marked as passthru HTML.

Procedure

Click JS Header on the Objects tab.
Select Web or Client from the first Run drop down list to indicate whether this code executes when accessed by a Web browser or the Notes client.
Select JavaScript or Common JavaScript from the second drop down list.

If you select Common JavaScript, the code you enter executes in both the Notes client and a Web browser.
Write your JavaScript in the Script area.