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This document discusses the integration of JavaScript into SAS web applications, focusing on dynamic web pages and client-side data validation.

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How to fill out Dynamic Web Pages - Integrating JavaScript into a SAS® Web Application

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Open your SAS® Web Application project files.

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Identify the HTML files where you would like to add dynamic content using JavaScript.

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Include the JavaScript libraries you plan to use in the section of your HTML file.

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Write the JavaScript functions that will manipulate the HTML content dynamically.

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Use SAS® code to generate data for the JavaScript functions, if necessary.

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Integrate the JavaScript code within

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What is Dynamic Web Pages - Integrating JavaScript into a SAS® Web Application?

Dynamic Web Pages refer to web pages that can display different content and allow user interactions using JavaScript, which is integrated into a SAS® Web Application to enhance its functionality.

Who is required to file Dynamic Web Pages - Integrating JavaScript into a SAS® Web Application?

Developers and organizations utilizing SAS® technology to create dynamic web applications that rely on JavaScript for interactive features are required to file and maintain these web pages.

How to fill out Dynamic Web Pages - Integrating JavaScript into a SAS® Web Application?

Filling out Dynamic Web Pages involves using SAS® tools to define the web application structure, writing JavaScript for client-side interactions, and ensuring all necessary components are integrated correctly.

What is the purpose of Dynamic Web Pages - Integrating JavaScript into a SAS® Web Application?

The purpose is to provide an interactive user experience by allowing the web application to respond dynamically to user inputs, thus improving usability and engagement in SAS® applications.

What information must be reported on Dynamic Web Pages - Integrating JavaScript into a SAS® Web Application?

Information such as user interactions, data submissions, and application responses must be reported, along with tracking performance metrics and any errors encountered during usage.

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