One thing QuickPlace does well is import images. The objective is to get all your files into the same document on the back end...so all you have to do to upload a .js or xsl file is to refer to it as if it were an image! This works in HTML forms as well as HTML pages and custom themes. Here's an example - note I have changed all tags from the "greater-than" and "less than" signs to curly brackets, just so it would appear properly in HTML emails:

To add the file "xmlFunctions.js" with some important JavaScript functions, we add this line to the HTML file: {img src="../javascript/xmlFunctions.js" style="height:0; width:0;"}

Then, we reference it as usual with the following tag: {script language="JavaScript" src="$FILE/xmlFunctions.js"}{/script}

Piece of cake. And because QuickPlace thinks it's a graphic, it automatically uploads it to the same document as the HTML file.

1. Make sure the recipients include ONLY people who care about the document you're notifying them about. Folks don't like to follow links, type in their name and password, only to find the document doesn't apply to them. Think "contextual".
2. Change the default subject line. Using the default subject line is a sure way to get your notification ignored.
3. Use the comments field! This is your chance to let recipients know why it's important for them to visit the document.

window.onerror=fnErrorTrap;
function fnErrorTrap(sMsg,sUrl,sLine){
oErrorLog = "An error was thrown and caught.\n";
oErrorLog+="Error: " + sMsg + "\n";
oErrorLog+="Line: " + sLine + "\n";
oErrorLog+="URL: " + sUrl + "\n";
alert(oErrorLog);
return false;
}
Just drop this into your code and save some headaches when users report errors!

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