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delete and print problem

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Hai,

I've put two forms togethet and now my delete button (wis) erases everything instead of only one row, whats gone wrong?
I made the buttons so that i can delete a row if a child on my department has go away, please help.-----> see pdf, page 2 and 3

I also have the problem that i want to print only one page with my button instead of the hole pdf, does anyone now how i can fix to print one page with each button.-----> see pdf, page 2 and 3

Thanks and greetz,

Josh

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Hi,

There are a few things going on here.

The easiest is the print button. Check out the help file for the eight parameters in the standard script. Parameter 2 sets the start page (based on a zero numbering system); the third parameter sets the finish page. So if you look at the print button on page 2 it now looks like this:

xfa.host.print(1, "1", "1", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0);

Now on page 2, the table rows were not uniquely referenced. There were a lot of Row2[*]. So script referencing Roe7 were not going to work.

On each of the pages i have set out the script for the first four buttons. You can follow the same steps for the rest of the table and buttons.

In the script you were referencing  #subform, whihc did not exist. Making this specific to the particular page worked:

xfa.host.resetData("form1.Patienten.Table1.Row2");


xfa.host.resetData("form1.Patienten.Table1.Row3");

I have only done the first four rows.

Good luck,

Niall

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Hi,

There are a few things going on here.

The easiest is the print button. Check out the help file for the eight parameters in the standard script. Parameter 2 sets the start page (based on a zero numbering system); the third parameter sets the finish page. So if you look at the print button on page 2 it now looks like this:

xfa.host.print(1, "1", "1", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0);

Now on page 2, the table rows were not uniquely referenced. There were a lot of Row2[*]. So script referencing Roe7 were not going to work.

On each of the pages i have set out the script for the first four buttons. You can follow the same steps for the rest of the table and buttons.

In the script you were referencing  #subform, whihc did not exist. Making this specific to the particular page worked:

xfa.host.resetData("form1.Patienten.Table1.Row2");


xfa.host.resetData("form1.Patienten.Table1.Row3");

I have only done the first four rows.

Good luck,

Niall

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Thanks a lot!

I've seen the lot of rows, i think that i copyed the firts row, thats why there were a lot of.
The deleting button works great, i have to test the printbutton, but i think it will work.

Thanks again!

Greetz, Josh

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I have one more question about this form. I've got a button on page 2 and 3 that says "opslaan en afsluiten" (it's dutch), this way you can close and save the document. It closes the document very good, but it doesn't close the program. How can i save and close all?

Greetz, Josh

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Hi Josh,

I won't be able to check your form until tomorrow; however I am fairly sure that you cannot access the quit command using script.

The best you will achieve (I think) is to close the document. I don't think you can quit the application (Acrobat/Reader).

A lot of the menu items are restricted for security reasons. Here is a form which sets out the menu items that are accessible.

Good luck,

Niall

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Hai Naill,

I tried the close script from your form, but it wouldn't work. I'm curious if you can solve it, otherwise i just have to accept that i can't stop all in one time. Your pdf looked very interesting!

Greetz, Josh

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Hi Josh,

The closest you will get is to execute the "close" menu item, as you have it (just missing the ; at the end of the line). Accessing the "quit" menu item is not allowed.

app.execMenuItem("Close");

This will close the current document, it will not close other documents that are open in Acrobat/Reader and it will not quit the application. This works here.

Good luck,

Niall

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Hi Naill,

It's pitty that it will not quit the application.

Thanks anyway.

Greetz, Josh