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What is Scripting?

Using the SCRIPTING icon on the Quick Action Bar, the Administrators can now write their own Java Script, CSS, and HTML codes to customize the fields. This icon is available for all the pages of the Application.

Figure: SCRIPTING icon on Quick Action Bar

How to Enable Scripting?

Select the Enable Scripting check box under the SCRIPTING section of the ROLE TEMPLATE - OTHER CONFIGURATION page (Admin > Basic > Users > Role Template > Select a Template from the LIST section > On the ACTIONS panel, click OTHER CONFIGURATION, see Role Template Other Configuration).
The Scripting functionality option becomes available on the MY PROFILE (See: Viewing and Updating Your Profile Details) and THEME CONFIGURATION pages (See: Configuring Themes).
The individual users can show or hide the SCRIPTING icon on the Quick Action Bar by selecting the Show/Hide Scripting Icon on Quick Action Bar check box available under the Scripting tab of the MY PROFILE pop-up page (Quick Action Bar > Click PROFILE Picture > Select Edit Profile > Select Scripting section > Select Show/Hide Scripting Icon on Quick Action Bar check box).
The users need to log out and log in again into the Application to view the SCRIPTING icon. By default, the SCRIPTING icon is hidden.

Figure: MY PROFILE: Scripting

About SCRIPTING - PAGE NAME (TENANT) Page

When you click on the SCRIPTING icon present on the Quick Action Bar, you are redirected to the SCRIPTING - PAGE NAME (TENANT) page where you can write your own Java Script, CSS, and HTML codes to customize the fields present on the page. For more information about the fields present on the SCRIPTING - PAGE NAME (TENANT) page, see the Field Description table.

SCRIPTING - PAGE NAME (TENANT) page
Figure: SCRIPTING - PAGE NAME (TENANT) page

Field Description

The fields present on the SCRIPTING - PAGE NAME (TENANT) page are explained in the following table:

Field

Description

CONTROL

Drop-down list

Under the CONTROL section, a drop-down list, consisting of controls (having IDs and text) that can be customized, are present. Select a preferred Control, for which you want to write the scripts for, from the drop-down list.

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Figure: CONTROL drop-down list

PROPERTIES

Below the drop-down list are two tabs: PROPERTIES and EVENTS.

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Figure: SCRIPTING - PAGE NAME (TENANT) page: PROPERTIES and EVENTS tabs

Under the PROPERTIES tab there are two fields:

Control ID - The Control ID is the ID of the control selected from the CONTROL drop-down list.
Associated Control ID - The Associated Control ID is the ID of the secondary controls associated with the primary control. For example, in the Description field of the NEW INCIDENT page, the Description field is the primary control and the text area associated with the Description field is the associated control.
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Figure: PROPERTIES tab: Control ID and Associated Control ID

EVENTS

Under the EVENTS tab, you can write the Java Script for the Events of the selected Control.

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Figure: EVENTS tab

DESCRIPTION

Double-click on the fields present in the PROPERTIES and EVENTS tabs to view the description under the DESCRIPTION section.

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Figure: DESCRIPTION

Active

If this check box is selected, the current scripting becomes active for the selected Tenant and is applied to the page.

AREA FOR ADDING SCRIPTS

JS

You can add or write your own Java Script (JS) codes, under the text area provided below the JS section.

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Figure: JS tab

Note:

The data specified between the hash tags (#), for example, #url#, are called user inputs, in which the sensitive information is passed. Any sensitive information that is passed to the API is mentioned inside the user inputs (#).
When you click SUBMIT, and if the script contains data within the user inputs(#), a popup containing fields, for which inputs are required from the user, is displayed. So, the user needs to provide the values and click SUBMIT.

CSS

You can add or write your own CSS codes, under the text area provided below the CSS section.

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Figure: CSS tab

HTML

You can add or write your own HTML codes in the text area provided under the HTML tab.

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Figure: SCRIPTING - PAGE NAME (TENANT) page: HTML Text Area

Figure: SCRIPTING - PAGE NAME (TENANT) page: Show List

The following table describes the fields on the SCRIPTING - PAGE NAME (TENANT) page:

Fields	Description
ADD NEW	Click ADD NEW to add new HTML code.
Show List	The added HTML codes are displayed in a list.
Save	The HTML codes are saved and displayed in Show List temporarily. Note: To save the HTML code permanently in the database, click SUBMIT.
Hide List	The HTML codes are hidden from the list.
Actions
	Click the icon to edit the HTML code from the list.
	Click the icon to preview the HTML code.
	Click the icon to delete the HTML code from the list.

To add a new HTML code:

Click ADD NEW under the HTML tab on the SCRIPTING - PAGE NAME (TENANT) page.
Figure: SCRIPTING - PAGE NAME (TENANT) page: Add New
Add the HTML codes in the text area provided below the HTML section.

Figure: SCRIPTING - PAGE NAME (TENANT) page: HTML Text Area
Click Save to add your HTML code to the HTML code list.

Figure: SCRIPTING - PAGE NAME (TENANT) page: Save
Click SUBMIT to save the data permanently in the database.
Note:
- Click Save to save the HTML code temporarily. If the page is refreshed, the data is lost.
- Adding a new HTML code without saving the existing HTML code will discard the unsaved HTML codes.
Click Show List to view the saved HTML codes.

Figure: SCRIPTING - PAGE NAME (TENANT) page: Show List
Click Hide List to go back to the last edit.

Figure: SCRIPTING - PAGE NAME (TENANT) page: Hide List

Note:

By default, the HTML Codes with dynamic id (dscript_html_0) are not displayed on the page. The user must write the JS for appending the HTML, only then the HTML block is displayed on the page.
The unique dynamic id (dscript_html_0) should not be used by the Administrator while writing the HTML Codes. Refer Quick Help to see examples of how to refer dynamic id (dscript_html_0) in JS.

Status

Maintenance: If selected, the customized changes on the page are applicable to the users who has done the Scripting and not applicable to the other users without access. Click icon to provide user and location-wise access. See the screenshot.

ACCESS pop-up window
Figure: ACCESS pop-up window

Field	Description
Access To Me	Select this check box to have self access to the customized field changes. Note: By default, this check box is selected.
Location	Select the location name using auto-complete search option.
Search User	Search and Select the users using Type in search box.
Selected Users	Displays selected user list.

Published: If selected, the customized field changes are available to all users.

Version

Each time you make customizations on the selected page and submit the changes, it is saved as a different version in the SummitAI application. You can select a preferred version based on your requirement from the Version drop-down list and click OK. You can modify an already existing version, and then save it as a new version.

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Figure: Version drop-down list

Quick Help icon

The Quick Help icon displays information related to the actions that can be performed on the SCRIPTING page. For example, if you want to perform the following action: How to invoke Web Service? The CODE SNIPPET is provided in the QUICK HELP pop-up.

Note:

The information available in these tabs are categorized and displayed based on the code type.

Now on the QUICK HELP pop-up page, the search information is displayed under the three tabs as follows:

JS: When the End User selects the JS tab and performs a search, the search information in JS, CSS, and HTML is displayed.
CSS: When the End User selects the CSS tab and performs a search, the search information in the CSS and HTML is displayed.
HTML: When the End User selects the HTML tab and performs a search, the search information in HTML is displayed.

Quick Help pop-up page
Figure: Quick Help pop-up page

Example:

Following is an example to demonstrate how Scripting can be used:

Scenario

Consider that you want to write a JavaScript (JS) to change the name of the Description field present on the NEW INCIDENT page.

Steps

To write a JavaScript (JS) to change the name of the Description field present on the NEW INCIDENT page, perform the following steps:

Click Incident > User > New Incident. The NEW INCIDENT page is displayed.

Figure: NEW INCIDENT page
On the NEW INCIDENT page, select a preferred Tenant.

Figure: NEW INCIDENT page: Tenant Selection
Click SCRIPTING icon on the Quick Action Bar, You are redirected to the SCRIPTING - NEW INCIDENT (INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY) page.

Figure: SCRIPTING - NEW INCIDENT (INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY) page
On the SCRIPTING - NEW INCIDENT (INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY) page under the CONTROL drop-down list, select Description.
You can now see the Control ID and Associated Control ID of the Description field in the PROPERTIES tab.
Under the PROPERTIES tab, in the text area of the Label Text field, edit the name of the Description field. In this example, the field name is changed from Description to Details_Test.

Figure: PROPERTIES tab
Note:

If you want to configure events for the Description field, click the Events tab and select the preferred events.
In the text area provided under the JS (Java Script) tab, write or add your JavaScript.
Select the Active check box if the Active check box is not selected.
Click SUBMIT.
Go to the NEW INCIDENT page and check whether the changes are applied and visible on the NEW INCIDENT page.
You have successfully changed the name of the Description field present on the NEW INCIDENT page.

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