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- | The Execute JavaScript in Safari or Google Chrome action allows you to execute a specified JavaScript, either from a file or text. For example, | + | ~~REDIRECT>actions: Execute_a_JavaScript_in_Browser~~ |
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- | //alert("hello")// | + | |
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- | and return the results. Options for the results of a JavaScript are: | + | |
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- | *ignore results. | + | |
- | *display results in a window. | + | |
- | *display results briefly. | + | |
- | *display results large. | + | |
- | *type results. | + | |
- | *paste results. | + | |
- | *save results to variable. | + | |
- | *save results to the system clipboard or a named clipboard. | + | |
- | *save results asynchronously — the action runs while the macro continues on. | + | |
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- | If the results are to be saved to a variable or a clipboard then further text areas appear in the action allowing you to specify the variable or specific clipboard. | + | |
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- | JavaScript can access variables by using the document.kmvar dictionary, see the Variables section. | + | |