You can add Microsoft Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) or JScript to your page in Microsoft Access.
Scripting is useful for custom Web-based solutions development. It provides a full object model for the Web browser and the objects on the current page. This makes it easy for you to write code that manipulates elements on the page without having to know HTML or how the objects are implemented. You can also create script code that is specifically designed to handle events that occur on objects (such as ActiveX controls) on your Web page.
To view the HTML code or edit a script for your Web page, open the Microsoft Script Editor. In the Script Editor, you can add text, edit HTML tags, and edit any script code. You can also view your Web page as it would appear in a Web browser.
For more information about creating a script, see Microsoft Script Editor Help.
View or edit a script on a Web page