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PluginJS
Use the JS plugin to include Javascript files or Javascript code in a wiki page. You can also use PluginHTML to embed Javascript in a page.Install
Starting in version 3.0, it is bundled. You just need to activate.Usage
Once installed, you will see some new lines under the Wiki "edit > wiki help > Show Plugins Help":Insert a javascript file or/and some javascript code.
{JS(file='file.js')}javascript code{JS}The file.js file is in this case in the tikiwiki root.
This will produce the following code for your Tiki:
<script type="text/javascript" src="file.js"></script>Note that it has to be surrounded by quotes.
{JS(file="http://www.foo.com/tiki.js")}{JS}Example 1
To include Javascript code, use:{JS()}
var....
function ...
...
{JS}This will produce the following code for your Tiki:
<script type="text/javascript"> var.... function ... ...</script>Note: the file is inserted before the param, if you need the reverse order use 2 calls to the JS plugins
Example 2
{JS()}alert('coucou'){JS}Would produce a pop up window that the user would have to click on "Accept" button ("D'acord" in this localized example) to make it disappear.
Note
Note: Some javescript are modified for security reasons. in 1.9For instance you need to use
document.write('<form name="form" method="" action="" on');
document.write('Submit="return verif_champs( );">'); not to have onsubmit transformed.
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