Thanks, Niall.I can now get this working using my URL. Tested and it works.Fantastic!I also am studying my mistakes so I can learn from these.Much thanks!Kind Regards,saratogacoach

Hi Niall,Yes, your form works perfectly. On my site, it displays properly. Downloaded to my desktop, it shows the warning.So, I tried to use the script in my form's Form1 docready, but without success.I am posting a draft version of the form at:http://www.eLearningprojects.com/SRQ70.pdfif you would ...

Hi Niall,Thanks for your help.When I used a basic test form, the entire JS and rectangle did work successfully: covered on the desktop (rectangle covered form contents) and displayed properly online (have not been testing a an eLearning module; just using my website;but this is OK since the eLearnin...

Hi Niall,Interestingly, when I tried to use the same JS in the actual form (not a cut-down test form), I could not get it to work.The actual form is 5 pages, each with a subform. Placing a rectangle over each page, plus writing the JS in the docready for either the page or subform1, did not work the...

OK, Niall.If you think of the way to script this, please let me know. So far, the covering rectangle is a good workaround.I had re-thought using the eLearning software for creating this quiz form, but the security in Designer/Acrobat is important since the data collected is health-sensitive and need...

Thanks, Niall.I'll try this out.Kind Regards,saratogacoach

Hi Niall,My quote for the day: "never say never."I kept at it trying to get the covering rectangle, that you suggested, to work and finally did as long as the 'display in browser' view is enabled for the PDF.I think the difficulty with not using the 'display in browser' option is that the PDF gets d...

Hi Niall,Tried and tried for hours to get this working, rectangle as well. No joy.Since I can accomplish this using a "referrer" script first shown at the beginning of this post above (using JS in the HTML page), I think I will need to use a form generated in HTML (I have a program that can do this)...

Oops,I had only tried the PDF form on the desktop, where this script worked. When I tried it on my web site, either viewing using the web page embedded Reader or the desktop Reader, it did not close if the URL string was incorrect. The alert warning displayed, but the PDF stayed open.Since "Close" d...

Hi Niall,Yes, authored in LiveCycle Designer.Your JS worked nicely! I think it will help to deter misuse.Thanks,saratogacoach