Thank you. In this way the user can happily enter as many characters as they like and upon exit then the words will be truncated.

Thank you...Appreciate your effort. I guess there is no perfect solution for this scenario...

If half-way through the form, the user turn off the javascript, is there any way the form get any notification or event?

How to do it in script? Is it possible stop the user from entering once the max number of character is reached? Thanks...

How is it possible to limit the editing of a drop-down list, if the drop down list is configured as editable. Thank you.

Thank you... The problem is that some user might choose not to follow the instruction that was prompted. Is there a way to prevent user from proceeding on with the editing of the form if javascript is not enabled. The Adobe document mentioned the AddRequirement function. I just can't get it work.

Thank you. I read the Adobe document about javascript API, there is this document object method AddRequirement that can check for the setting on the preference javascript category. Has anyone come across this method? Thank you.

Thank you for sharing. The point is that I designed a form with script validation on certain fields. If the user use an Adobe Reader with the setting for 'Enable Acrobat Javascript" not checked, those validations using script will not be executed. The form data will not be correct. How to warn user ...

Hi, I have a form that check for data validation using script. If the "Enable Acrobat JavaScript" is not check at the Adobe Reader, the form data validation will not be executed. How can I solve this problem? Any script to enable the javascript? There is this AddRequirement method for the document o...