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'''Script widgets''' are a powerful feature in Memento Database that allow you to execute custom '''JavaScript code ''' and display the result in a widget on your dashboard. These widgets contain a script that is executed before the widget is displayed and also after all refreshes of a dashboard. The result of this script as a string will be displayed in the widget. A script may consist of multiple operations, but only the result of the last operaion will be displayed. Also, you can use a limited amount of HTML tags to format the text that is displayed. | |||
To '''add a script widget''' to your dashboard, simply click on the '''Add Widget''' menu item and then select '''Script''' from the available options. Once you have added the widget, you can then start writing your '''JavaScript code'''. | |||
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Requires Memento Database 5.0 or newer
Script widgets are a powerful feature in Memento Database that allow you to execute custom JavaScript code and display the result in a widget on your dashboard. These widgets contain a script that is executed before the widget is displayed and also after all refreshes of a dashboard. The result of this script as a string will be displayed in the widget. A script may consist of multiple operations, but only the result of the last operaion will be displayed. Also, you can use a limited amount of HTML tags to format the text that is displayed.
To add a script widget to your dashboard, simply click on the Add Widget menu item and then select Script from the available options. Once you have added the widget, you can then start writing your JavaScript code.