Cisco Cisco Collaboration Server Dynamic Content Adapter Maintenance Manual

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Cisco Collaboration Server ScriptBuilder Guide – Version 5.0 
About User-defined Scripts 
User-defined scripts are Web collaboration scripts that you create through third-party 
HTML editors.  To create a script, you use HTML code and supported JavaScript 
functions. 
The following topics provide a more detailed discussion of user-defined scripts: 
•  User-defined script content 
•  Benefits of creating user-defined scripts 
•  Relationship between user-defined scripts and ScriptBuilder 
•  User-defined scripts in the Script Viewer 
User-defined Script Content 
Script content refers to the information that an agent can access from a script.  For 
example, an agent may be able to share a Web page, and a chat message from a 
certain script. This Web page and chat message are the script's content.  You add 
the content to your user-defined script when you create the script. 
Using HTML and the JavaScript functions that Collaboration Server supports, you can 
add the following types of content to your scripts: 
  
Content Type 
Description 
Web pages 
You can add any URL on the World Wide Web to your script.   
Web page comparisons 
You can add two URLs that will appear side-by-side in the 
caller's browser.  Agents use this comparison to show callers 
the differences between products and/or services. 
Chat messages 
You can add standard chat messages.   
Speaker notes 
You can include notes that help the agent understand the 
script content.   
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