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Triggering a JavaScript from a field

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Hello!

I created a form where there are three fields, VALUE1, VALUE2 and TOTAL.

Using FormCalc, I calculate TOTAL this way:

form1.#subform[0].total::calculate - (FormCalc, client)
valor1 + valor2

It works....

Now, I'd like to do the very same thing using JavaScript, but it doesn't work. Why?

Can I have both FormCalc and JavaScript working in the same form?

Thank you for any hints!

Marcos

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Yes you can have Javascript and FormCalc on the same form but not in the same event.

Your formula in javascript woudl be:

this.rawValue = valor1.rawValue + valor2.rawValue

Paul

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Yes you can have Javascript and FormCalc on the same form but not in the same event.

Your formula in javascript woudl be:

this.rawValue = valor1.rawValue + valor2.rawValue

Paul

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