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I am an absolute newbie to scripting, so I do a lot of copying and pasting and editing from online. Here is my problem: I am creating a license application form in LiveCycle Designer ES 8.2 (the free one with Acrobat Professional 9). I have about a dozen or so fields (basic demographic info) that I made required on the form (this I did through the Object>Value>User Entered-Required palette). I have a checkbox that the licensees would check if they are operating at more than one facility. I "figured out" how to do this (read: Google searched and copy and pasted), and I know it's working because when they check the box the border around the text field turns red indicating a required field. If the required fields are not filled in, I want a message to pop up when they try to Print telling them that they need to fill out the required fields. I "figured out" how to do this, but the script required me to individually list each field that is required. How do I achieve this error message, taking into account the text field that may or may not be required based on if they checked the checkbox or not?
Thanks in advance,
Scott
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