Hi All.
I have drop-down list. And I would like to know if it possible to specify in javascript condition when multiple values from the one list will effect to box of the form. For instance, If values like 2,8,12,25,30 from drop-down box make invisible some other boxes. If it is possible. How it to do?
Thanks.
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I solved the problem.
var r = dropdown.editValue
var s = r.substring(r.length-6);
switch(s) {
case '4 week':
txt1.presence = "invisible";
txt2.presence = "visible";
break;
case '3 week':
txt1.presence = "visible";
txt2.presence = "invisible";
break;
default:
txt1.presence = "visible";
txt2.presence = "visible";
}
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Yes, you'll find part of your answer in this article:
https://acrobatusers.com/tutorials/change_another_field
The article presents a technique for setting the value of other fields from a dropdown. But you can use this same technique to show/hide other fields using the "field.hidden" property.
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Hi Thom Parker. Thank for replay.
I'm using LiveCycle or AEM Designer Form application. Let me rephrase my question. I want create condition on DropDown1 box selection. In my DropDown1 box has such value:
value text
-----------------------------------
1 AAA - week4
2 BBB - week2
3 CCC - week4
4 DDD - week3
5 EEE - week2
I would like similar like this:
If (DropDown1.value == "1", "3") {
DropDown2.presence = "invisible";
}
else {
DropDown2.presence = "visible";
}
How to specify condition with some values on one drop-down box selection. If that is possible. What is correct code?
Thanks.
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You cannot do this with a drop down as you cannot multi select from a drop down list. You can achieve this with a list box if you check the "Allow Multiple Selection" Check. You have to use something like"
if (ListBox1.rawValue == "1" + "\n" + "2") //I used the "\n" because the selection will add a return. This way I am searching
// for the return char.
{
this.rawValue = "1, 2"
}
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Hi mouslander. Thanks for replay.
I don't need multi selection. My target, if user will make selection some text included "week4" other drop-down box becomes invisible. Is possible to do that?
Thanks.
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You want a drop down list that when a selection is made from it, another drop down list will appear based on the selection? if so yes that can be done.
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I have drop down list that has list like:
value text
1 AAA - week - 4
2 BBB - week - 2
3 CCC - week - 2
4 DDD - week - 4
5 EEE - week - 3
6 FFF - week - 2
And I would like when user select, for instance, text "AAA - week - 4" or "DDD - week - 4" another drop down box will invisible. The same situation when user will select values 2 or 3 or 6 the textbox becomes invisible. But actual drop down list has almost one hundred similar values.
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Then all you need to do is to place the command on the exit event of the dropdown list. It would be something like:
If(this.rawValue == "AAA - Week - 4"){
Field1.presence = "visible"
}
Or you could do it dynamically
If(this.rawValue == "AAA - Week - 4"){
Field1.rawValue = "some text"
}
Let me know if you need a sample.
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That is right only for one value (AAA - week - 4). And what if user will select (DDD - week - 4). My purpose create code so that ALL selected values with same (week - number) are working identically.
Thanks.
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you could do this a few ways. Each selection would trigger an individual set of options. In the sample below, based on what the user selects would change the text in field 1.
If(this.rawValue == "AAA - Week - 4"){
Field1.rawValue = "Some text 1"
}
else
if(this.rawValue == "DDD - Week 2"){
Field1.rawValue = "Some text 2"
}
Else
if(this.rawValue == "CCC - Week - 5"){
Field1.rawValue = "Some text 3"
}
I can create a basic demo for you if you provide your email address.
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I solved the problem.
var r = dropdown.editValue
var s = r.substring(r.length-6);
switch(s) {
case '4 week':
txt1.presence = "invisible";
txt2.presence = "visible";
break;
case '3 week':
txt1.presence = "visible";
txt2.presence = "invisible";
break;
default:
txt1.presence = "visible";
txt2.presence = "visible";
}
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