Developers

These tutorials will help you take your first steps into the ScriptServer domain. Each tutorial shows a common procedure in ScriptServer, and once you master them, you will be fluent in using Dimac ScriptServer.

• 1 - Concepts
  Introduction The ScriptServer system runs on MS IIS as an ISAPI dll. This means that you can take advantage of all the functionality incorporated in MS IIS, such as Secure Sockets...
• 2 - Programming in ScriptServer
  Pages and templates As previously stated, pages in ScriptServer may use a template to render its content. It is however possible to let the page contain its own code. This will be...
• 3 - Creating a template
  Create a new template in Template Workshop, the editor will provide you with some sample code. This sample code is specific for each site, but will probably look something like thi...
• 4 - Debugging
  ScriptServer offers a descriptive error page with a possibility to display the code that produced the error. You can use this information to derive the error source and correct it....
• Exercise 1 - The product folder
  In this exercise you will learn how to create templates and make use of the object model of ScriptServer.   The Product FolderYou will create a section on the website for st...
• Exercise 2 - The product folder part 2
  A dynamic listingYou will now update your product folder template with a dynamic listing of its sub pages, ie the product pages created beneath it. Go to Template Workshop and ...
• TradePoint - Adding a Navision field to the item page
  This article will guide you through the process of modifying the item page in TradePoint to make it display a custom field from your Navision. In our example, a customized field na...
• TradePoint - Creating a template that communicates with Navision
  In this article we will show how to create a new template that communicates with Navision by implementing a simple search routine for vendors. This article could be useful when y...
• TradePoint - customizing the NAV integration
  Modifying NAV calls Terminology Action Word                     - When communicatin...