Events that can be handled by means of scripts are described below. Automatic scripts are set up according to the batch type. They are not called during Undo-operations.
Executed after a batch has been created manually or automatically during scanning. Scripts of this type are intended for filling registration parameters of the batch, renaming the batch according to custom rules, etc.
Executed after a document has been formed manually or automatically during scanning. Scripts of this type are intended for filling registration parameters of the document, renaming the batch according to custom rules, search for a barcode value with an external component, etc.
Executed before the user applies a page modification operation. Scripts of this type are intended to prevent modifying pages which are modified already. Information about the operation being executed is available in this script.
Automatic call upon completion of the operation on a page
Executed after the user applies a page modification operation. Scripts of this type are intended to save information about modified pages. Information about the operation being executed is available in this script.
Executed before the task is sent to background, but after the batch registration parameters are defined. If the call fails, the export task is not performed and a predefined message is displayed to the user. Scripts of this type can modify the batch.
Executed after the export task is completed in the background, but unlike the export task the script is executed in the main application. If the main application is closed at the moment of export completion, the script will be executed with the next start of the station. Scripts of this type can modify the batch.
A named list of scripts is declared in the batch type. You can select a desired script to be executed from this list when calling a corresponding command for the opened batch.Scripts from lists of any type can be added as a separate button to an additional user scripts toolbar.
Note: Toolbar customization can be called both from the list of scripts and from the main menu.
In the list of scripts it is also possible to assign an event that triggers the script.