Once you've created a Click Form, Survey, or Subscription Management Page within the respective Web Content builders, you can customize your web content record even more with the Code Editor. This editor will allow you to add JavaScript and also to change or add CSS to the Form, Survey, or Subscription Management Page.
Goals
- Learn about what the Web Content Code Editor is used for
- Click's CRM
Code Editor
With in the Form, Survey, or Subscription Management Page builder click the Code Editor button.
You will then see this window where you can read the HTML of the form, view and edit the CSS, add JavaScript, and then view the preview of what your web content will look like with the changes and additions.
NOTE: Wherever you would put a "$" in jquery change that to "clickd_jquery". IMPORTANT: The JavaScript window in the Code Editor will allow you to put any custom JavaScript in it and will not validate it. Please test your JavaScript thoroughly and be aware that Click can not support custom JavaScript. Click also reserves the right to make changes to its forms in future releases and service patches that may conflict with your custom JavaScript.
You can always reset the CSS and/or the JavaScript back to what it was to begin with. The changes will be applied to the form once you click Save.
Deprecated jQuery Functions
As of a jQuery update in Click Version 9.12.0, the following jQuery functions have been deprecated:
- .andSelf()
- deferred.pipe()
- .error()
- .load()
- .size()
- .toggle()
- .unload()
- jQuery.support
- .context
- .bind()
- .delegate()
- jQuery.fx.interval
- jQuery.parseJSON()
- jQuery.unique()
- .unbind()
- .undelegate()
- jQuery.isFunction()
- jQuery.isWindow()
| Feature Added: 2023.07 |
| Feature Updated: 2023.07 |
| Click Version Needed: Any |