Use

JavaScript actions are typically used for simple JavaScript logics that have no major connection to other functionalities in the project. The use of a Code-Behind file is recommended in cases where several JavaScript actions are configured, since the code is available centrally in one place, i.e. not distributed across several places.

Typical use cases

• Logging messages to the browser console
• Output of info messages in popup windows for debugging purposes
• Calling simple framework API functions

Special statements

• Breakpoint:

debugger;

This statement sets a breakpoint at the current location and stops the program when the development tools of the browser are open.