Changes in 0cd93b5: Updated 14.0 Izenda FORMS (markdown)

				Guides/ReportDesign/14.0-Izenda-FORMS.md
			
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          -### Adding Javascript to a Form

          +### Adding inline Javascript to a Form

          -Use the <!--FORMSCRIPT--> tag to insert inline javascript into a form.

          +To add javascript to a form inline, you must do two things.

          +

          +First, you must place your script inside the <!--FORMSCRIPT--> tag.

          +

          +Second, you must place a container div with the id 'launchmeplease' inside the script tag.

          +

          +This example script generates a custom date format:

          +

          +<!--FORMSCRIPT-->

          +<div id="launchmeplease">

          +var d = new Date();

          +var currDay = d.getDate();

          +var currMonth = d.getMonth() + 1;

          +var currYear = d.getFullYear();

          +var fullDate = currMonth + "-" + currDay + "-" + currYear;

          +jq$(".myCustomDate").html(fullDate)

          +</div>

          +<!--FORMSCRIPT-->

          +

          +Once the date object has been created, we pull out various aspects of it and combine them to create our custom value, here named 'fullDate'. We then use jquery to find all divs of the class 'myCustomDate' and replace the inner text with the value of fullDate. On our form, we would then place a div wherever we want a custom date:

          +

          +<div class="myCustomDate">You should not see this!!</div>

          +

          +The text inside the div, 'You should not see this!!', is error text that will appear instead of the date if something goes wrong.

           ##Video Tutorials

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160	160	```
161	161
162		-### Adding Javascript to a Form
	162	+### Adding inline Javascript to a Form
163	163
164		-Use the <!--FORMSCRIPT--> tag to insert inline javascript into a form.
	164	+To add javascript to a form inline, you must do two things.
	165	+
	166	+First, you must place your script inside the <!--FORMSCRIPT--> tag.
	167	+
	168	+Second, you must place a container div with the id 'launchmeplease' inside the script tag.
	169	+
	170	+This example script generates a custom date format:
	171	+
	172	+<!--FORMSCRIPT-->
	173	+<div id="launchmeplease">
	174	+var d = new Date();
	175	+var currDay = d.getDate();
	176	+var currMonth = d.getMonth() + 1;
	177	+var currYear = d.getFullYear();
	178	+var fullDate = currMonth + "-" + currDay + "-" + currYear;
	179	+jq$(".myCustomDate").html(fullDate)
	180	+</div>
	181	+<!--FORMSCRIPT-->
	182	+
	183	+Once the date object has been created, we pull out various aspects of it and combine them to create our custom value, here named 'fullDate'. We then use jquery to find all divs of the class 'myCustomDate' and replace the inner text with the value of fullDate. On our form, we would then place a div wherever we want a custom date:
	184	+
	185	+<div class="myCustomDate">You should not see this!!</div>
	186	+
	187	+The text inside the div, 'You should not see this!!', is error text that will appear instead of the date if something goes wrong.
165	188
166	189	##Video Tutorials
167	190