If I don't have the Javascript API installed, you can assign a javascript value to a Document Property by using a (hidden) Property Control:
html:
<div id='mySpotfireControl' style='display:none'><spotfireControl id=abc..../></div>
jscript:
//pass javascript property to Property Control
document.getElementById('mySpotfireControl').firstChild.value = myJSObject.property
//same as clicking enter on the input after entering a value on the Property Control
$("#mySpotfireControl input").focus()
$("#mySpotfireControl input").blur()
html:
<div id='mySpotfireControl' style='display:none'><spotfireControl id=abc..../></div>
jscript:
//pass javascript property to Property Control
document.getElementById('mySpotfireControl').firstChild.value = myJSObject.property
//same as clicking enter on the input after entering a value on the Property Control
$("#mySpotfireControl input").focus()
$("#mySpotfireControl input").blur()
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