Javascript in offline html

Hallo.
I have a simple question.
Is javascript in offline html supporteted in DSP?
I tried to place very very simple html with one row javascript into my article. Updating article to the server takes hours!!! .
DL from server to iPad is impossible

I have gotten it to work without a problem. I create an folder for the page and save the inDesign file within that folder, additionally I include a folder named "html" and within that folder I structure the files just like I would on a server, images, js and css folders all linked within the .html. I have used Javascript to embed web pages within the inDesign/DPS workflow that serve as multiple choice quizes, fill in the blank questions and displaying of Twitter feeds. You can even use javascript along with the localstorage function in HTML5 to store answers to questions so that when the iPad is turned off the user's answers are remembered. I have never had a problem uploading, downloading and testing in the content viewer. You may want to delete your pages, recreate and upload.

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I'm guessing the 2nd didn't work because i tried to get the captivate object AFTER the script wrote something to an HTML file. I'm ultimately trying to get Captivate to generate a report for the user to report out what they did in response to the various quiz questions in the course (in HTML in table). I've posted a query on how to do this here: http://forums.adobe.com/message/5120417#5120417
Any chance you could take a look at this posting and let me know your thoughts on how best to do this .. It seems like this would be a fairly common thing to do .. It comes stock in Articulate Storyline (through their 'Report.HTML') but I haven't found a comparable one in Captivate.
Thanks again!
tom.

How to show/hide build in search box in javascript for LightSwitch html clients?

Hi
For each collection on content item, there is built-in showSearch button we can add, once the user clicks on the search, a pre-built-in-search-box shows up above the collection so user can search items in the list. How can I show/hide the pre-built-in-search-box
in javascript?
Any help will be appreciated
The built-in showSearch on content item
The user clicks the search button, and the pre-built-in-search-box shows up to allow user to enter search terms
jl

Hi Joe,
Welcome to Lightswitch forum.
If you want to show/hide showSearch button, you can execute this line to show the button,
this.FindControl("showSearch").IsVisible = true;
Or execute the line below:
this.FindControl("showSearch").IsVisible = false;
Please let me know if there is anything that I can do to help.
Best regards,
Angie
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