That's great, thank you. Actually, I clicked on the page in question, then went to the Pagination tab in the Object, and set place to "On Page, Page0."Now I can go wash my remaining hair! Thank you for the quick response.
I'm using LCD 8.2.1I have a mult-page form that works. When I add a page, the page is added to the bottom of the form and I can then MOVE the page my clicking on the page header in the Hierarchy section and then dragging the page to where I want. Seem to work.However, if I move the page to page 1 (a...
Still not working.How can I post the form? Note that because the form is not offically released, it is still confidential. Can I email it to you?BTW...really appreciate the help that you are offering here.
var cTheEmail = ecPrimaryEmailAddress.rawValue;var cToPass = 'http://www.MyWebsite/MyUpload?email=' + cTheEmail ;app.alert(cToPass);If I execute the above, when I click the button, nothing comes up.If I replace the cTheEmail Variable with the following: var cTheEmail = xfa.resolveNode("ecPrimaryEm...
I'm using LCD (most recent version) and I'm having trouble building a string -- obvious newbie! :-)I have a field called PrimaryEmailAddress where the user specifies their email address.I have created a button, when clicked, will open a URL and pass the email address as a parameter.Using Javascript,...
I love that answer -- short, and to the point.I half expected that I might get a few "you need to watch it" or "consider that." Is there any "advise" within this context?
I have designed a LC form (with lots of JavaScript code).I just realized that the form can be viewed and completed within a browser or the Acrobat Reader.Since I have done all my testing with the Reader, my question is, "Can I expect the form to function the same, within a browser?"I'm assuming the ...
Hi Adobe_Learning (I'm learning too!) :-)I too have developed a LC form using JS. I just tested with Acrobat Read 9 by turning off JS, as described in this post. When I went to open my form, the reader gave a warning and asked if I wanted to turn JavaScript on.This tells me that YOU don't have to do...
Getting close.... -)I was thinking that I could grab the current time and store it in a variable (StartTime), then place the EndTime in a variable (StartTime + 10 Seconds).I could then setup a do while loop (while time was < EndTime).Because I'm new to this, I don't know how to go about it. Help is ...