Hi ,
i am trying to modify some old forms which were developed by someone else. and i am scratching my head to understand the javascript in there
i have a bunch of forms to work on and as going through the java script makes me feel nervous (i have no programming background).
my issue is, can somebody explain me the difference between and when they are used
xfa.host.messageBox
xfa.layout
xfa.form
i saw these being used frequently but have no idea when to use what .
can somebody explain me briefly about this.
Thanks in advance
de1209
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Hi,
xfa.host.messageBox - simple messageBox like Javascript alert in web browsers
xfa.layout - Represents the root of the layout model. Has some usefull methods like xfa.layout.relayout();
xfa.form - Represents the root of the form model. To access some field you can use xfa.form.purchaseOrder.tax
Also check attached docs.
BR,
Paul Butenko
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Hi,
xfa.host.messageBox - simple messageBox like Javascript alert in web browsers
xfa.layout - Represents the root of the layout model. Has some usefull methods like xfa.layout.relayout();
xfa.form - Represents the root of the form model. To access some field you can use xfa.form.purchaseOrder.tax
Also check attached docs.
BR,
Paul Butenko
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Thank you paul,
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Hello!
I´m sitting in the middle of FormCalc...it´s so horrible, but nice intellicense;
I want to open automaticcly a dropdownlist, when an user entered this control,
for example DateTime or self-customized DropDownLists,
anyway, if via keyboard with tab or via Mouseclick entered;
please,
I found some code...."....DropdownListe1.ui.#choiceList.open = "onEntry""
but:
where does this code has to be written, in which event!?
and and or:
what is the really correct code?!
and, Dear Sir,
please some links of welldone-forum or communities, yes, please?!
I´m sorry, but I think it is not trivial, or yes indeed`?!
Thank You ! Yours Kurt Lukas, Europe, Germany
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