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JavaScript Module Maintenance
The modular QAD CSS architecture consists of different technology components, including JavaScript among many others. QAD CSS pages are dynamically generated, automatically assembling required components to serve page requests. JavaScript Module Maintenance is the function where developers associate the appropriate JavaScript components to applicable QAD CSS modules.
JavaScript Module Maintenance is a developer-specific maintenance function in QAD CSS. A thorough understanding of QAD CSS development methodology is recommended before making changes in this section.
JavaScript Module Maintenance is reached from the System Module Maintenance screen by clicking the View link.

Viewing JavaScript Details Through System Module Maintenance
Clicking the View link in System Module Maintenance displays the screen in JavaScript Module Maintenance.

JavaScript Module Maintenance
JavaScript Module Maintenance Navigation summarizes the contents of the JavaScript Module Maintenance navigation screen.

JavaScript Module Maintenance Navigation
 
Adding a JavaScript Entry
The Add function of JavaScript Module Maintenance lets an administrator add custom JavaScript documents and associate them with specific QAD CSS pages. The following information is required to complete this process:
To create a new entry:
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Detail JavaScript Maintenance
Module Name
The name of the QAD CSS module where this JavaScript file is included as a component.
JavaScript File
Relative Web path and file name of the JavaScript file.
Load Sequence
Order in which the corresponding JavaScript will be loaded relative to other JavaScript files loaded in the module.
Clicking a command button executes one of the following actions:
Modifying a JavaScript Entry
The Modify function of JavaScript Maintenance lets an administrator modify existing JavaScript entries. Requirements for adding a record are the same as for editing a record.
To modify an entry:
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