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Re: Tooltip appears differently in Acrobat 7 vs. Acrobat 9 - Adobe LiveCycle 26-08-2009
Steve - thank you for your post. I tried it, and alas, it did not help. Sounds like the best bet is to get our users to upgrade to at least Acrobat 8!Susan

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Tooltip appears differently in Acrobat 7 vs. Acrobat 9 - Adobe LiveCycle 21-08-2009
I created tooltips for my form fields in Acrobat 9 (Livecycle Designer 8.2) and they appeared as nice boxes of text on mouse over. When my user pulled up the form in Acrobat 7 the tooltip was all in one line across the screen. Any ideas on how to solve this (other than have the user upgrade)?Thanks.

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Re: missing ) after condition 1: console:Exec - Adobe LiveCycle 20-08-2009
Hi - I'm using resolve node because I without it I get the error message ReplacePIVCard is not defined. Unfortunately cannot post this version of the form.

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Re: missing ) after condition 1: console:Exec - Adobe LiveCycle 20-08-2009
thanks. but that caused another error:xfa.resolveNode("IVCard") has no properties

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missing ) after condition 1: console:Exec - Adobe LiveCycle 20-08-2009
I cannot see why I'm getting this error on this code:if (xfa.resolveNode("IVCard")ReplacePIVCard.rawValue==1 && this.rawValue==null) {xfs.host.messageBox("This is a required field");}any help will be appreciated!

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Re: Cursor Placement - Adobe LiveCycle 19-08-2009
Paul - thank you -- that's what I finally figured out, but is good to have it confirmed. Appreciate your help!

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Re: Cursor Placement - Adobe LiveCycle 19-08-2009
Thanks. The error message is legit when user enters 5/19/07 or 51907. We want them to enter 05192007 (or 05/19/2007), i.e. MMDDYYYY. The problem is when they don't the cursor ends up in the next field over and they are not "forced" to fix the date field until they attempt to email the form and they're told to fix it. The behavior we'd like is after they receive the error message is for the cursor to end up back in the date field and they must fix the date before proceed to fill out the rest of t...

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Re: Cursor Placement - Adobe LiveCycle 19-08-2009
Hi - no script - just using the Field/Value tabs on the Object Window. It is a required field. It is a date of birth field -have the Display Pattern set to 99/99/9999; Edit Pattern set to 99/99/9999; validation pattern set to 99/99/9999. If user enters 5/19/81 gets error message but cursor ends up in the next field over and the user can continue on with the form without actually correcting the field. Not good - and I cannot seem to fix.

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Cursor Placement - Adobe LiveCycle 19-08-2009
In Adobe LIvecycle when object validation fails I need to have cursor stay in the field until the user fixes the field. Currently the cursor jumps to the next field and the erroneous data stays in the prior field. What do I need to do to fix this?

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Re: receiving a "missing ; before statement" error message - Adobe LiveCycle 28-07-2009
Thank you Paul -I now have:var BoxCount = xfa.resolveNode("TopmostSubform.#subform[1].A").rawValue + xfa.resolveNode("TopmostSubfomr.#subform[1].B").rawValueand get the following error:xfa.resolveNode("TopmostSubform.#subform[1].A") has no properties1:Console.ExecWhat am I missing?Thanks for your guidance!!

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