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xfa.host.messageBox

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I would use the function


xfa.host.messageBox ( "BLACK"" , "MY COLOR", 3 , 1 ) ;


to display an Alert message if the text1 field is equal to "BLACK"

or

to display an Alert message if the text1 field is equal to "YELLOW"

or

to display an Alert message if the text1 field is equal to "GRREN"


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Alright, well you can just have if statements to output the value wanted :

Hope this help!

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Hi there,

if the values are directly black, yellow and green, you can use the rawValue of the object directly in the messageBox, like the following

Hope this will help

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No sorry.

I have a text field : text1

If I write in text1 BLACK it must appear a popup that says BLACK ;

If I write in text1 YELLOW it must appear a popup that says "  ";

If I write in text1 GRENN it must appear a popup that says "  ";


So if I write BLACK you must appear a popup that says " BLACK "


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Level 10

Alright, well you can just have if statements to output the value wanted :

Hope this help!