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JavaScript Reference
The JavaScript examples in this manual do not refer to their use in any particular context.
The examples could be used within functions of a JavaScript program or directly as event
handlers to buttons, hyper-links etc. Our web site illustrates such uses; alternatively refer
to an appropriate JavaScript guide.
Filenames and hyperlink addresses are expressed using the Internet URL address format
(Uniform Resource Locator), e.g. “http://mysite/myimage.tif”. If any part of the address
before “myimage.tif” is not included then the applet will assume a base address that is the
same as the applet location (the codebase).
The examples could be used within functions of a JavaScript program or directly as event
handlers to buttons, hyper-links etc. Our web site illustrates such uses; alternatively refer
to an appropriate JavaScript guide.
Filenames and hyperlink addresses are expressed using the Internet URL address format
(Uniform Resource Locator), e.g. “http://mysite/myimage.tif”. If any part of the address
before “myimage.tif” is not included then the applet will assume a base address that is the
same as the applet location (the codebase).
With the exception of filenames and hyperlink addresses, all parameters are case
insensitive.
insensitive.
Security note: Change since ViewONE 3.0.99 Standard and 1.0.99 Pro
Some Javascript methods are disabled by default and can only be enabled by setting the
JavaScripExtensions HTML parameter set to true.
e.g.
JavaScripExtensions HTML parameter set to true.
e.g.
<PARAM NAME=“JavaScriptExtensions” VALUE=“true”>
This is to prevent unauthorized users from attempting to manipulate ViewONE through
Javascript methods in order to obtain access to secure
information/documents/annotations.
The methods that are restricted in this manner are clearly marked within this document.