JavaScript Library in a Notes database

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Do you need the same JavaScript code in many Notes forms? This tip will shows you how you can maintain JavaScript code in only one place.

1. Make a SubForm named "JSLibrary MyLibrary."
2. In the section JSHeader of this subform include the JavaScript code (functions and globals variables).
3. To use the library in Notes forms, insert the subform.

Note: This is for R5 only. With ND6, there's a built-in JavaScript Library design element, explained in the Domino Designer help.

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