Script prompts

Prompts about customized global scripts and form scripts give you the option to edit the customized code. See Configuring a file-comparison utility.

Note: To edit code, you must first configure a file-comparison utility.

FormSync displays prompts when the base-level version in the Source configuration is different from the base-level version in the Target configuration. As with other synchronization prompts, you can select Keep to retain the customized script, or you can select Remove to remove the customized script and replace it with the base-level version in the Source.

Editing scripts

The Edit option opens the default file-comparison utility, showing the base-level code from the Source and the custom code from the Target. If the KDiff3 file comparison utility is being used as the default utility, then you can also view the original base-level version of the script from the Target configuration.

Note: If you are working in a cloud environment or in the web client, where the file comparison utility cannot be used, then the FormSync form version has a modal form, called FormSync Script, that you can use instead.

The name of the custom code file has the prefix Customized. The name of the base-level code file has the prefix Vendor, Site, or Group.

You can analyze the two versions and make changes to the custom version.

When you save the custom code file and close the file-comparison utility, the custom code is incorporated into the forms database in the Target configuration, replacing the previous custom form script or global script.

Note: If you do not change the custom code file, the result is the same as replying Keep to the prompt.