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As the value of an attribute of an HTML element. The selector of the script should
be an HTML element. Which attributes are available depends on the selected
HTML element. If the script's selector is an image (<img> element) for example, and
the attribute is src, the script will modify the image's source. The script's results
should be a valid value for the chosen attribute.
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When checked, the option Convert fields to JSON string writes the results from
the script into an attribute or text as a JSON string. This is useful for Web contexts
where a front-end script can read this value easily.
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OK: Click to save any changes made to the script, apply the changes in the template, and
close the dialog.
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Cancel: Click to close the dialog without saving changes.
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Expand: Click to convert the script generator to a regular script. Note that this action is not
reversible once the regular script has been saved. The expanded script will use either
double or single quotation marks, depending on the Preferences (Window > Preferences
>Scripting; see "Scripting Preferences" on page359).
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Apply: Saves changes made to the script and applies the changes in the template
without closing the dialog.
Expanded Script window
When expanded, the Script window replaces all parts of the wizard below the Selector by a box
in which the script can be typed. See "Writing your own scripts" on page360.
For an overview of keyboard shurtcuts that can be used in this script editor, see "Keyboard
shortcuts" on page503.
Chart Script dialog
The Chart Script dialog specifies which variable data will be displayed in a chart and shows a
preview of both the chart (on the right hand side) and the data (at the bottom). This dialog is one
of the parts of the Insert Chart wizards. It can be reopened by double-clicking the relevant script
in the Scripts pane.
For more information about charts, see: "Business graphics" on page241.
These are the options in the Chart Script dialog:
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