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(while the page continues the parsing).
When neither option is checked, the script is fetched and executed immediately, while the
parsing of the page is paused.
5. Optionally, for a Capture OnTheGo Form, you can check Use cached Capture
OnTheGo resource, to prevent downloading a remote JavaScript file again if it has been
downloaded before. The file should be available on a publicly accessible location, for
example: a folder location on a corporate website, hosted by a CDN (Content Delivery
Network) or shared via a Workflow process.
Note
In Workflow, when using the Create Web Content task, check the Embed All Resources
option to download and embed all remote resources. (See Workflow Help: Create Web
Content.)
Tip
After adding the remote file, you may right-click it and select Download Resource. This
allows you to maintain a central file, from which you can quickly download a copy to your
template without having to copy & paste.
Note that a local copy of a remote resource is a snapshot; it is not automatically kept in
sync with its remote content. You can download the remote resource again to overwrite
the local copy with updated content. If you don't want a local copy to be overwritten you
should rename it before downloading the remote resource again.
Using JavaScript files in a template
Including a JavaScript file in a Web context
To link a JavaScript file to the Web context, or to a certain Web section or COTG template:
1. On the Resources pane, expand the Contexts folder, and then either right-click the Web
context, or expand the Web context and right-click a Web section.
2. Click Includes.
3. From the File types dropdown, select JavaScripts.
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