Hi,I am attaching a survey-type form containing 13 statements: for each statement the user chooses from 5 radio button options, and a survey score appears at the end. Steve Walker, on this forum, help alot with this form (see: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/540343?tstart=0).What I now need to do is ...

Hi Niall,Thank you for your reply and suggestions.Unfortunately, nothing seems to close the browser once the eLearning program launches the PDF in Acrobat Reader (not even ctrl+Q).I've written to the eLearning program's support to check if there is anything they can do. Perhaps they can change their...

Hi,Is there a way to use a button on a form to close the PDF's Acrobat Reader window?An eLearning program that I use can launch an online PDF, in a new window, using full screen view, but this cuts off the browser bars including ability to exit/close the window. (Since the program is forcing full sc...

Hi Steve,Thank you for this.I would like, if at all possible, to create a "total" button which would not calculate the total until all checkbox (group) selections are made and only show a  message next to any checkbox group (s) needing completion/selection*.It would be better for this form not to sh...

Hi Steve,I am struggling with another scripting challenge based on your excellent "questionnaire" sample form and wonder if you can help.I separately posted here:http://forums.adobe.com/thread/540343?tstart=0I am trying to add a feature so that if the user fails to complete one or more checkbox grou...

Hi,Thanks for your reply.I am trying to build upon a sample form posted by Steve Walker.I am attaching a sample.What I need to do is make sure that the user completes all checkbox groups, one choice/answer for each group.If they leave any group blank or empty, then the final total will be invalid.So...

Hi,I am a beginner at scripting FormCalc and would appreciate some help with syntax.I have a questionnaire type form with groups of checkboxes: the user selects a checkbox (one of five checkboxes in each group) as a response to each of many statements.An excellent example of this type form and FormC...

Thanks Steve for the information.Presenter looks awesome.Designer is an excellent tool for my purposes. I've been using the sample to learn more about using FormCalc and am impressed with it.Kind Regards,saratogacoach

Hi Steve,Thanks for your explanation and example. I am new to FormCalc (I have a little more knowledge about using JavaScript).The script in the example seems understandable for me as a beginner. I'll try to see if I can apply it to the complete surveys. One of these survey's has 35 statements, the ...

Hi,I have been trying to figure out how to create and get the total final score for a simple survey form with 35 statements, each having a choice of 5 responses, without success.Each question has 5 radio buttons that are grouped together (exclusionary group?). The survey taker is asked which respons...