Web Page Scripting 
You can use Web page or browser-based scripting, using JavaScript, to dynamically control the behavior and appearance of SAP Manufacturing Integration and Intelligence (SAP MII) applets. You can use scripting to do the following:
Change applet properties
Call applet methods
Use applet events, such as user selections, to link applets for drill-down or data correlation applications
Features
To manipulate an object on a Web page, you can assign it a unique name using the NAME attribute of the APPLET HTML tag. Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator provide an object model in which an applet can be accessed using document.<appletName>, where appletName is the value of the NAME applet parameter.
The following HTML snippet shows the use of the NAME and MAYSCRIPT attributes.
<APPLET NAME="FillerPerformanceChart" CODEBASE="/XMII/Classes" CODE="iChart"
ARCHIVE="illum8.zip" WIDTH="800" HEIGHT="400" MAYSCRIPT>
<PARAM NAME="QueryTemplate" VALUE="FillingArea/SampleQuery">
<PARAM NAME="DisplayTemplate" VALUE="FillingArea/SampleChart">
<PARAM NAME="SelectionEvent" VALUE="FillerParameterClicked">
</APPLET>
Note
When writing script and referring to Web page objects, remember that JavaScript is case-sensitive.
Example
To change the filter expression of a SQLQuery included in an iChart named QualityChart, use the following syntax:
document.QualityChart.getQueryObject().setFilterExpr("SampleID = 'pHReading'");
To change the value in column four of the selected row in an iGrid named ActiveBatchGrid, use the following syntax:
selectedBatch = document.ActiveBatchGrid.getGridObject().getSelectedCellValue(4);
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