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| + | EPrints stores javascript files in <eprints_root>/archives/<archive_id>/cfg/static/javascript/auto/ and it EPrints ships with PrototypeJS. | ||
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Revision as of 19:54, 17 June 2015
Sometimes you need to augment an EPrints workflow in a specific way. One of the ways you can do this is using javascript but it is not immediately clear how to do that. There are several options available which may suit what you need to do.
Pure Javascript
EPrints stores javascript files in <eprints_root>/archives/<archive_id>/cfg/static/javascript/auto/ and it EPrints ships with PrototypeJS.
