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IanFlem
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How do I get the execEvent("mouseEnter") and ("mouseExit") work

  • August 5, 2021
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I am using the following JS Code in the exit event of another date field

 

Date2SubFrm.endd.execEvent("mouseEnter");
Date2SubFrm.endd.execEvent("mouseExit");

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Best answer by Kosta_Prokopiu1

ok, let's approach this one by one:

DateField1 is to push its value to DateField2. You can use the exit event of DateField1 for that:

To do some manipulations in the table on exit of Field2:

This is completely interactive. It requires the user to step through the fields and exit the fields again.

mouseEnter and mouseExit are not required for this.

Is this want you want to achieve?

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IanFlemAuthor
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August 5, 2021
form1.Main.DATable.DExp.Table1.Row1.endd::exit - (JavaScript, client) Date2SubFrm.endd.execEvent("mouseEnter"); Date2SubFrm.endd.execEvent("mouseExit");
    Kosta_Prokopiu1
    Adobe Employee
    Kosta_Prokopiu1Adobe Employee
    Adobe Employee
    August 5, 2021

    Hi @ianflem 

    I fail to see what you want to achieve. mouseEnter and mouseExit are interactive events triggered by the position of the mouse in an interactive XFA form.

    Why would you trigger mouse events from one field to another field although the user does not have the mouse in there?

    BTW, these events do not work in a print-rendition of the form. 

    What code do you have in the two events and could you not just execute the code inside the first date field onExit?

    Kosta

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      IanFlemAuthor
      Level 2
      August 5, 2021
      Hi thanks for the reply. I have two date fields. The second date field gets it value from the first date field but at the same time the second date field needs to trigger some code on the exit event so that a table is populated.
        Kosta_Prokopiu1
        Adobe Employee
        Kosta_Prokopiu1Adobe EmployeeAccepted solution
        Adobe Employee
        August 6, 2021

        ok, let's approach this one by one:

        DateField1 is to push its value to DateField2. You can use the exit event of DateField1 for that:

        To do some manipulations in the table on exit of Field2:

        This is completely interactive. It requires the user to step through the fields and exit the fields again.

        mouseEnter and mouseExit are not required for this.

        Is this want you want to achieve?

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          IanFlemAuthor
          Level 2
          August 6, 2021
          Thanks so much in the end I only used execEvent("exit"); in the first date field to get it work.
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