Accidentally posted in wrong place on the Acrobat scripting forum. Reposting here.
I need a bit of a shove in the right direction. New to scripting.
Adobe acrobat Pro 7.05 on XP pro system with 1 gig of ram.
I searched the scripting forum and probably didn't search using the correct key words. I could not find anything that might help.
I have an order form for clients for 55 different products. 2 price ranges. Normal price and 10+ piece discount price. The 10+ piece price does not extend to 8 of the 55 products.
I am using Life-cycle designer for this form
My form is similar to this:
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"Qty"(input) "Product_description" "Price1" "Price2" "subtotal"(Calculated)
"product_count"(calculated total # of items qualifying for discount)
"total_product_count" (calculated total # of items)
"Total" (Calculated)
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I need a way to exclude the 10 of the 55 products from the 10+ piece price in the "product_count" calc. a simple "sum(Qty[*]) works fine to tally all the products ordered.
Can someone point me to an example how to exclude items from the counting process? E.G. I have "Qty0" - "Qty55". I need "Qty11", "Qty12", "Qty23", etc... to be excluded.
I also need a way for the outcome of the product count (10 or more "qualifying products") to affect which price to use (price1 or price2)
in the "total" output box.
I assume I need an
IF "product_count => 10 THEN "price"="price2"
Else "price"="Price1"
Then I would need to transfer "price" somehow to the "Total" output box.
I learn well by example. I don't use acrobat that often. TIA for any help offered.
Chadman
