Use the Output Script element. it's not visible so you have to use Other -> Insert (it's located at the top of the Control tab)

 

And when you have added this to the page you have to add the client javascript to the all properties -> value  

 

/Fredrik 

 

XPageDeveloper.com 

No its not really different from HTML at all. Also there is nothing stopping you from adding regular HTML into your page if need be

 

<script>....</script> 

 

You can use any of the methods / functions / controls that XPages provides with it. 

 

If your writing functions the easiest way would be to add a javascript library to your application and add it too your page (almost exactly the same as added a javascript file to a HTML page), just because its good to separate out the code. If you post an example of what your trying to do I can take a look at it but your original post is quite vague. Below is an example of a client side function being called inside a button and modifying a label.

 

<xp:label id="testLabel">

</xp:label>

<xp:button value="test" id="button1">

<xp:eventHandler event="onclick" submit="false">

<xp:this.script>

<xp:executeClientScript>

<xp:this.script><![CDATA[

function test(str)

{

var lbl = dojo.byId("#{id:testLabel}");

lbl.innerHTML = str;

}

 

test("example");

]]></xp:this.script>

</xp:executeClientScript>

</xp:this.script>

</xp:eventHandler>

</xp:button>