You can use scripts to extend your Web Connection application. You can drop a script on an HTML Page. The script can contain code which affects the appearance of the page.

There are several ways to add a script to your application. You can specify the script using the string property of the Script part, or you can specify a URL or a source file where the script resides. Use the language property to specify what programming language was used to write the script. You can use any or all three of these properties to specify multiple scripts. If you use more than one, the attributes are rendered in the following order:

Specifying a URL causes a separate HTML tag, a <SRC> tag, to be rendered. When both the source file name and string are specified, the contents of the string attribute are concatenated to the end of the contents of the file specified by the source file name.

You can also add a script to the header of a page. The script property of the Page part uses an ordered collection for specifying scripts.