TL;DR
The WebPageViewer add-on has an overload to accept some JavaScript. You can use that to execute arbitrary script locally. WebPageViewer.SetContent(HTML: Text; JavaScript: Text);
JSON Formatting
This post starts with me wanting to format some JSON with line breaks for the user to read. It’s the response from an Azure Function which…
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Execute JavaScript with WebPageViewer for Business Central
TL;DR The WebPageViewer add-on has an overload to accept some JavaScript. You can use that to execute arbitrary script locally. WebPageViewer.SetContent(HTML: Text; JavaScript: Text); Executing JavaScript with WebPageViewer JSON Formatting This post starts with me wanting to format some JSON with line breaks for the user to read.
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