In Script View, you can write your own custom script in JavaScript language through Google's V8 or Microsoft's JScript (ECMAScript3) or in VBScript language, as in the following example:

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It's possible to create custom forms and components, such as text boxes and buttons.

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To run the script, select the Start button image-20260129-101228.png on the top left of the window.

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Form Design can be edited by selecting the UI button image-20260126-215258.png. Every element can be selected and moved, aligned and distributed on the main form.

To go back to code editing, select the CODE button or select BOTH to have code and UI side by side.

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To edit a script, press the Stop button image-20260129-101251.png on the top of the script main window.

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Console logs and debugs are displayed in the CONSOLE pane.

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When configured and licensed the AI Prompt can be used to create or modify the global script.

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Import code internally from the clipboard or an external text file in the script pane.

Use the Language menu to select a scripting language.

  • MS VBScript: Microsoft Visual Basic Scripting language

  • MS JScript: Microsoft implementation of the ECMA 262 JavaScript

  • V8 JavaScript: Google’s open source high-performance V8 JavaScript

    • Using CommonJS syntax to import modules (using require).

  • JavaScript ES6 (ECMAScript 2015): Open source high-performance JavaScript

    • Using ES Modules syntax to import modules (using import)

It is recommended to use JavaScript ES6 language when possible.

In edit mode, Script Callbacks can be selected from the list and added:

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You can locate a custom function by selecting it from the Functions list:

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See Also

  • Scripting Classes