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For each list item, you can specify script fragments that are executed when item are created or field values change — amongst others. In the context of these script fragments, you can use the Javascript variable referenced via this or obj to change properties of the list item itself, like change its visibility, styling, or individual field values. More…

In addition to accessing individual list items, you can use the Javascript variable type to access the type or list itself. By calling methods or changing properties of the referenced object you can — for example — create new list items, configure views or stylings or iterate over all elements in the list for e.g. bulk updates. More…

The types Javascript objects provides — amongst others — an interface for accessing proxy objects for all list types as well as general, type-independent methods and properties, for example for configuring general settings or executing utility methods. More…

The macro Javascript object allows amongst others recording and playing of macro scripts as well as the programmatic creation of list types through invocation of macro methods like macro.newList('Note', 'Notes'). More…

For each field added to a list type, an element of the list has a field value. This value and a corresponding proxy can be accessed via the API. Depending on the field type, different methods are available on the proxy property. More…