ExecuteJavaScript is also available as a global method. If called as a global method, it tries to determine which control in which it is supposed to run. In general, calling the JavaScript from inside the intended control is preferable.
I have
Try itin a page source control
and
ExecuteJavaScript(“myFunction”) on a button action
Can anyone see why that is not working?
Thanks
Tim
Move:
<script>
function myFunction()
{
alert("Hello World!");
}
</script>
To App HTMLHeader (look at the properties for App)
Button1.Action:
ExecuteJavaScript("myFunction()")But I would just use a simple MsgBox for that 
Great that got my sample to work Yay!
But now on to the real thing. or closer anyways.
My Connect Pageipp:connectToIntuit</ipp:connectToIntuit>
is the html and script I am trying to execute
I added to below to the header
and
ExecuteJavaScript(“intuit.ipp.anywhere.setup()”) to the button action
What am i missing
Thanks
Tim
The code you’ve added to the header tells the page to go load the script, but it does this asynchronously. The next line tries to run the intuit.ipp.anywhere.setup function, and I’d bet it’s not available yet. Check your browser developer console and I’ll bet there’s an error about that function not being available yet. Typically these libraries will have some sort of event that fires when they are available for use and you’ll need to hook into that.