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Memento includes the capability for users to use JavaScript to accomplish complex tasks beyond the capabilities of the normal Memento user interface. Examples include JavaScript fields, Triggers, Actions, and Data Sources. The Memento JavaScript Library may be used to access Memento facilities.
Memento includes the capability for users to use JavaScript to accomplish complex tasks beyond the capabilities of the normal Memento user interface. Examples include JavaScript fields, Triggers, Actions, and Data Sources. The Memento JavaScript Library may be used to access Memento facilities (by all except JavaScript fields).


To keep JavaScript fields both easy and safe for users, they may use only a portion of the library, and the nature of its use is simplified. Any limitations or differences related to JavaScript fields will be identified.
To keep JavaScript fields both easy and safe for users, they may use only a portion of the library, and the nature of its use is simplified. Any limitations or differences related to JavaScript fields will be identified.
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== Libraries and Entries ==
== Libraries and Entries ==


=== ''Library'' Global Functions ===
=== ''Library'' global functions ===


==== entry() ====
==== entry() ====
: Get the Entry object of the Event. For example, if the script is triggered by an Update Entry event, this function will return the entry being updated.
: Get the Entry object of the Event. For example, if the script is triggered by an Update Entry event, this method will return the entry being updated.


: This Entry object is a clone of the actual Entry object. If the entry is saved, this object will become the actual one, but if cancel() is called, this entry clone, along with any changes the script may have performed, will be discarded.
: This Entry object is a clone of the actual Entry object. If the entry is saved, this object will become the actual one, but if cancel() is called, this entry clone, along with any changes the script may have performed, will be discarded.


: This function is available to all Events and Phases, with the exception of '''Creating an entry''' > '''Opening an Entry Edit card'''; for this action, use the function ''entryDefault()''.
: This global function is available to all Events and Phases, with the exception of '''Creating an entry''' > '''Opening an Entry Edit card'''; for this action, use the global function ''entryDefault()''.


:; Result: [[#Object Entry|'''''Entry''''' object]] — the current entry
:; Result: [[#Object Entry|'''''Entry''''' object]] — the current entry
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=== Object ''Library'' ===
=== Object ''Library'' ===
This object provides access to library entries. You can work with the current library — the ''lib()'' — or any other library in the database — ''libByName()''. This function provides the ability to update existing entries and create new ones.
This object provides access to library entries. You can work with the current library — the ''lib()'' — or any other library in the database — ''libByName()''. This global function provides the ability to update existing entries and create new ones.


==== ''Library'' Methods ====
==== ''Library'' methods ====


===== create(values) =====
===== create(values) =====
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: Display the library
: Display the library


==== ''Library'' Properties ====
==== ''Library'' properties ====
:; name: The name of the library
:; name: The name of the library
:; title: The name of the library
:; title: The name of the library
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This object holds an entry of the current library, allowing the setting of field values
This object holds an entry of the current library, allowing the setting of field values


==== ''Entry'' Methods ====
==== ''Entry'' methods ====


===== field(name) =====
===== field(name) =====
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: Set the value of the named field. Calling this method results in immediate writing of the value to the library.
: Set the value of the named field. Calling this method results in immediate writing of the value to the library.


:'''Note:''' In the case where the field to be set is a Link To Entry field, the second argument should be the entry name of the entry to link to. If there are, in that library, multiple fields set as Entry Name, the entry name for the set() method is formed by separating the value of those fields by a comma (,) — not a comma and a space, but only a comma.
:'''Note:''' In the case where the field to be set is a Link To Entry field, the second argument should be the entry name of the entry to link to. If there are, in that library, multiple fields set as the entry name, the entry name for the set() method is formed by separating the value of those fields by a comma (,) — not a comma and a space, but only a comma.


: '''Arguments'''
: '''Arguments'''
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::; entry: Entry in the field's related library identifying the link to be removed
::; entry: Entry in the field's related library identifying the link to be removed


==== ''Entry'' Properties ====
==== ''Entry'' properties ====
:; author: the id of the user who created the entry
:; author: the id of the user who created the entry
:; creationTime: date & time the entry was created
:; creationTime: date & time the entry was created
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Template with default values for a new entry. This feature is available specifically and only for the Event '''Creating an entry''' & Phase '''Opening an Entry Edit card'''.
Template with default values for a new entry. This feature is available specifically and only for the Event '''Creating an entry''' & Phase '''Opening an Entry Edit card'''.


==== ''DefaultEntry'' Methods ====
==== ''DefaultEntry'' methods ====


===== set(name, value) =====
===== set(name, value) =====
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=== Library & Entry objects examples ===
=== Library & Entry objects examples ===
See '''[[Trigger Examples#Libraries Examples]]'''.
See '''[[Trigger Examples#Libraries examples]]'''.
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To work with the files, the library should have read/write file access.
To work with the files, the library should have read/write file access.


=== ''File'' Global Functions ===
=== ''File'' global functions ===


==== file(name) ====
==== file(name) ====
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This object is returned by the global function ''file()'' and provides access to the requested file. After reading or writing, the file should be closed using the method ''close()''.
This object is returned by the global function ''file()'' and provides access to the requested file. After reading or writing, the file should be closed using the method ''close()''.


==== ''File'' Methods ====
==== ''File'' methods ====


:; close(): Close the file. It can subsequently be reopened.
:; close(): Close the file. It can subsequently be reopened.
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:; writeLine(text): Write strings and a newline to the file stream
:; writeLine(text): Write strings and a newline to the file stream


==== ''File'' Properties ====
==== ''File'' properties ====
:; exists: true &mdash; if and only if the file exists; false otherwise
:; exists: true &mdash; if and only if the file exists; false otherwise
:; length: The length, in bytes, of the file, or 0L if the file does not exist.  
:; length: The length, in bytes, of the file, or 0L if the file does not exist.  
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=== Files Examples ===
=== Files examples ===
See '''[[Trigger Examples#Files Examples]]'''.
See '''[[Trigger Examples#Files examples]]'''.
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Interface for processing HTTP requests
Interface for processing HTTP requests


==== ''Http'' Methods ====
==== ''Http'' methods ====


===== get(url) =====
===== get(url) =====
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==== '' Method'' ====
==== ''Method'' ====


===== header(tag) =====
===== header(tag) =====
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::; tag: ???
::; tag: ???


=== Http Examples ===
=== Http examples ===
See '''[[Trigger Examples#Http Examples]]'''.
See '''[[Trigger Examples#Http examples]]'''.
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== Performing Email Functions ==
== Performing email functions ==


=== ''Email'' Global Functions ===
=== ''Email'' global functions ===


==== email() ====
==== email() ====
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This object provides methods related to email.
This object provides methods related to email.


==== ''Email'' Global Functions ====
==== ''Email'' global functions ====
:; send(): Send an email message based on a provided Smtp configuration object and other arguments.
:; send(): Send an email message based on a provided Smtp configuration object and other arguments.
:: '''Arguments'''
:: '''Arguments'''
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=== Object ''EmailConfig'' ===
=== Object ''EmailConfig'' ===


==== ''EmailConfig'' Properties ====
==== ''EmailConfig'' properties ====


:; host: The SMTP server from which to base email requests
:; host: The SMTP server from which to base email requests
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:; from: The email address for the email "From:" line
:; from: The email address for the email "From:" line


=== Email Example ===
=== Email example ===
Send an email message in the background
Send an email message in the background
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== Interaction with the System ==
== Interaction with the System ==


=== ''System'' Global Functions ===
=== ''System'' global functions ===


==== cancel() ====
==== cancel() ====
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:; exit(): End script execution
:; exit(): End script execution


==== ''System'' Properties ====
==== ''System'' properties ====
:; os: Name of the operating system executing the script
:; os: Name of the operating system executing the script
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Information exchange object. This object is created by using the global function ''intent()''.
Information exchange object. This object is created by using the global function ''intent()''.


==== ''Intent'' Methods ====
==== ''Intent'' methods ====


===== data(uri) =====
===== data(uri) =====
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=== System Examples ===
=== System examples ===
See '''[[Trigger Examples#System Examples]]'''.
See '''[[Trigger Examples#System examples]]'''.
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If the Contact field contains multiple contacts, use ''hasNext'' and ''next'' to retrieve them.
If the Contact field contains multiple contacts, use ''hasNext'' and ''next'' to retrieve them.


==== JSContact Methods ====
==== JSContact methods ====


:; call(): If the device is a phone, calls the primary phone number of this contact
:; call(): If the device is a phone, calls the primary phone number of this contact
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:; show(): Opens the Contacts app for this contact
:; show(): Opens the Contacts app for this contact


==== JSContact Properties ====
==== JSContact properties ====


:; email: The primary email address of this contact
:; email: The primary email address of this contact
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If the Location field contains multiple locations, use ''hasNext'' and ''next'' to retrieve them.
If the Location field contains multiple locations, use ''hasNext'' and ''next'' to retrieve them.


==== JSGeolocation Properties ====
==== JSGeolocation properties ====


:; address: Address for this Location
:; address: Address for this Location
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=== Built-in Objects Examples ===
=== Built-in Objects examples ===
See '''[[Trigger Examples#Built-in Objects Examples]]'''.
See '''[[Trigger Examples#Built-in Objects examples]]'''.
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