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Re: Simple Javascript, difficult placement - Adobe LiveCycle 17-09-2012
Guys, thanks for the reply.Jono - I've tried to follow the steps from your document 'Javascript and version test.pdf' but the following problem occurs. My Javscript code runs even when Javascript is disabled! I know this sounds insane, but please look at the snapshots.Note: For the sake of showing you the problem, I've reversed the visible/hidden.Initially the TextField is set to Hidden. Then, in the initialize event - I set it to Visible... As you can see below, even when the bar says "Javascri...

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Simple Javascript, difficult placement - Adobe LiveCycle 14-09-2012
Hi guys, I have a very simple requirement for which Ive spent the last 3 days trying to figure out.Requirement:Show "JAVASCRIPT DISABLED" on form when Javascript is disabled. Show "" otherwise.What I've done:I placed a TextField on MasterPage with default text "JAVASCRIPT DISABLED". In event "data::docReady - (JavaScript, client)" wrote a line Page1.StaticText3.rawValue = ""; in order to hide the message.Problem:For some reason, this script executes even when Javascript is disabled which complet...

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