More newbie help needed.

[njschloss]

How about this case:

There  are three different cases that could be true, 4 cylinders, 6 cylinders  and 8 cylinders.  I have created the 4 (Fourcyl), 6 (Sixcyl) and 8 (Eightcyl) as buttons, and created  three circle objects as cyl4, cyl6 and cyl8.  I want it so that when 4  is clicked it displays the circle object cyl4 and makes the others  hidden, unless cyl4 is already visible then it will just make all three  objects hidden.  So far I have this code on each button click, modified  for which objects should be set to visible on each one:

topmostSubform.Page1.Span[41].Fourcyl::click - (JavaScript, client)
if (cylinder == 4){
    xfa.form.topmostSubform.Page1.cyl4.presence="hidden"
    xfa.form.topmostSubform.Page1.cyl6.presence="hidden"
    xfa.form.topmostSubform.Page1.cyl8.presence="hidden"
    cylinder.value = 0
}
else{
    xfa.form.topmostSubform.Page1.cyl4.presence="visible"
    xfa.form.topmostSubform.Page1.cyl6.presence="hidden"
    xfa.form.topmostSubform.Page1.cyl8.presence="hidden"
    cylinder.value = 4
}

Where cylinder is a control variable.

It makes cyl4 object visible when I click it the first time, but doesn't make it hidden when I click again.  It also does not make the cyl6 or cyl8 circle objects visible when they are clicked.  Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

[rajesh9g]

Hi,

      To make the hide and show collectively work together i use another reference object such as Radio button list as an example. I have created a sample for you which fulfils your requirement, please download for the link below.

https://acrobat.com/#d=GS3JK7z*DngLmXTNaX0BCg

And i hope this helps you out and let me know in case of any questions.

thanks,

Rajesh