I am looking for a way to automatically place a unique id into a test field based on the user that completes a form such as the windows username. From what I see I dont believe that Acobat/Livecycle can access enviromental variables. Is there a way to do this or does anyone have an alternate solution? This document is being run in reader on the clients computer and not in a browser (this may be a possibility in the future though).
There is an identity object in Acrobat/Reader that can be lveraged if the user fills it out. The object can be found under Edit/Preferences/Identity
Paul
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I can look this up I'm sure... but how would I refrence/get this with Javascript?
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You can use the Acrobat identity object....something like this:
Field.rawValue = identity.property
Valid property names are corporation, email, loginName and name
Paul
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I am trying to work with what you posted and I am not getting a value returned
this.rawValue = identity.loginName;
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this.rawValue = identity.property.loginName;
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Just looked at it again and that command is not allowed in interactive mode (to protect the identity of the user).
I do not know of another way to get user information without asking them....sorry!
Paul
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