Hello everyone,
I describe my scenario in a simplified way and I hope simple.
Its an online scenario. My form is designed with lifecycle 8.1.
When the user starts the application select the type of document (using checkboxes) to create. This selection changes the layout dynamically through the use of scripts (javascript)
Then the user digitally signs the document.
If I validate the signature, the signature panel I get the signature is valid but I have a series of warnings concerning the layout elements that have been deleted or whose properties have changed (by the script)
Is there a way to avoid these warnings? Do I create a set of templates without scripts corresponding to each type of document? I would avoid this route because the possible combinations of the documents is very high
I tried using a hidden element, hoping that would eliminate the script associated with it but the result is the same.
I really hope someone can give me advice. It is really important.
Thanks for your attention. Regards,
WibbleCP
