Hello,
I have what I believe to be a simple coding question i was hoping someone could help answer. I know how to do a decent amount of things but am pretty new to Livecycle, and am trying to alter one of our PDF's so that if a certain field has a number beginning with the number 6 a certain button will become visible. I already have a set of code that is controlling the visibility of this button, but I wanted to add this clause to it. Can someone help me do this?
Here is the existing code:
if((QuestionsPage2.COIQuestions.COIYN.rawValue == "1" &&
QuestionsPage2.EmailButtons.NSFCheck.rawValue == "1") &&
(QuestionsPage2.ManagerSignature.ManagerDate.rawValue != null &&
QuestionsPage2.ManagerSignature.ManagerCheckBox.rawValue != null &&
QuestionsPage2.ManagerSignature.ManagerSignature.rawValue != null))
{
QuestionsPage2.PasswordSection.RiskPassword.presence = "visible";
QuestionsPage2.PasswordSection.PurchUseOnly.presence = "visible";
QuestionsPage2.PasswordSection.HRPassword.presence = "visible";
QuestionsPage2.EmailButtons.EmailContractsAndRisk.presence = "visible";
}
I want to add in the top section to look at the specific field at the first character to see if its a 6 or not. Here is what I have tried to do, but it hasnt worked.
if((QuestionsPage2.COIQuestions.COIYN.rawValue == "1" &&
QuestionsPage2.EmailButtons.NSFCheck.rawValue == "1" &&
ContractInfo.AgreementDetails.Org.substring(0,1) != "6" )
The field type I am looking at is a "Numeric Field" field with 4 characters.
Can someone help me fix my code so that this works?
Thanks!!
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you don't need to do such a work around, all what you didn't notice is that NumericField is not a string is always a numeric (Number)
so You cannot use substring on a integer or decimal... unless it's a string.. so use the toString() after the .rawValue like this
This should be working.
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I hope ORG is a field in your form. Try to change you code slightly as below and verifyt the output.
ContractInfo.AgreementDetails.Org.rawValue.substring(0,1) != "6"
Hope this will resolve your issue.
Nith
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Thanks for the reply!
Unfortunately that did not work. I found a work around, doing (ContractInfo.AgreementDetails.Org.rawValue >= 6000 && ContractInfo.AgreementDetails.Org.rawValue <=6999).
I would still like to know why the substring command wasnt working correctly. I have tried many different variations and none of them work.
A crazy work-around I did was this:
var str = ContractInfo.AgreementDetails.Org.rawValue;
TextField1.rawValue = str;
TextField2.rawValue = TextField1.substr(0,1);
TextField2 was indeed correctly populated, but I do not know why i have to go through this crazy work around. Does anyone know why the following doesnt work?
var str = ContractInfo.AgreementDetails.Org.rawValue.substr(0,1)
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you don't need to do such a work around, all what you didn't notice is that NumericField is not a string is always a numeric (Number)
so You cannot use substring on a integer or decimal... unless it's a string.. so use the toString() after the .rawValue like this
This should be working.
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Thank you so much! Worked perfectly! I thought that there must be something with the coding and that was it!
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