Like I said earlier, a space in a URL or equivalent file path is usually changed to %20 instead of a space. Have you tried using that in the replace function?

Here's a screenshot of the example. This is the exit event for tfFieldWithSpaces.

The built-in javascript replace function should work just fine.tfFieldWithoutSpaces.rawValue = tfFieldWithSpaces.rawValue.replace(/ /g,'%');But if this is part of a link, do you want %20 instead? That's the URL equivalent of a space.tfFieldWithoutSpaces.rawValue = tfFieldWithSpaces.rawValue.replace(...

Open the form in LC, select form1 in the hierarchy, open the script window if it isn't already open (Window > Script Editor), change the view to show "Events with Scripts", press CTRL+F to open the find box, and type the expression in the "Find What" field. You'll probably have to leave out the inde...

You'll have to find the script that has the incorrect string and put it in.

This is the only way I can get that error in Acrobat. Notice that I left the dot out of the string between form1[0] and ConcreteFieldReport[0].

Is there a dot missing between the first index and Concrete?form1[0].ConcreteFieldReport[0].FooterFields[0].SignatureField1[0]

Making a field required (as shown in the script) is more intended for stopping user from submitting a form via HTTP or email if the fields marked required are empty. (Not filling in required forms doesn't stop the user from printing it out.) If you want to stop a user from leaving a field blank as t...

No, that's just where I put mine for that example.

Here's the method working using JavaScript.Maybe the problem is with how the method works. The first parameter is the starting location of the substring, and the second is the number of characters to take. So, from your example, you start with character 2 and take 12 characters. If you only want to ...