Good morning all Guru'sI created a form in life cycle designer. Entry
form with different field that need to be send. Then publish the form as
PDF, and I can open the form and use in Adobe.However when done I do NOT
want people to save the form with the added data. The form must ONLY be
allowed to be SAVED AS. Therefore I want the master form to always
remain with blank fields. Currenly when I close the pdf it ask me if I
would like to save and if I then save the form all the fields data
entered...
On XP I could submit forms direct from lifecycle designer when testing
documents. We have changed to windows 7 over the weekend.This morning I
find that I cannot submit forms after changing over to windows7. Never
had a problem, so it is definately not Adobe that went lobsided
now.Obviously this must be a setting in windows 7 and not a problem in
Adobe as that is the only change that occured, but maybe someone else
have had the problem and might shed light for me on what need to be done
to get A...
Niallafter some more investigating I found something that will clear
this. form1.ListSAPApplication.clearItems();Never thought about a
"clear", was struggling with reset etc..Thank you so much for your help.
Thank you Nialllet me find a site where I can upload the form. any
recommendations for sites you normally use.In the mean time I will spend
some more time on this and see where I am missing the plot..Much
appreciated
Thanks NiallI already have a reset button added to my form to clear
everything completely and do use the following script xfa.host.resetData();The
"reset" button do clear all normal data fields but even the RESET button
do not clear the data entered into a text field from a drop down
selection.I can delete one item at a time by selecting the value and
then click remove.I want to add another button that say "Remove All" and
then all the values selected must be removed from this text field.the
current script for "Remo...
Also new to this, but I also use the same layout as davidcornett
proposal.Hidebox.ifYes.mandatory = "error";format to make mandatory
fields with red around.
I have dropdown box with list of predifined items, from which I can
select items into a text field with an add and remove buttons. these all
work very nice.Currently I have to remove one by one item incase I made
some wrong selections via the remove button. You need to select the item
and then click remove to have the item remove.the section under the
remove button is as below and work 100%
form1.ListSAPApplication.deleteItem(form1.ListSAPApplication.SelectedIndex);I
would now like to add anothe...
I have a drop down selection list and items can be added from the drop
down list into a textbox as multiple items. (this all work fine)When I
email the form as PDF then all the other field values is saved except
the values entered into the textbox selected from the dropdownlist.How
can I get these values to be saved into the PDF so that these values
dont dissapear.Thank you kindly for any tips to get this working so that
when the form is emailed the values selected do go with the form
I found another piece of code on the site here related to something else
and from that I tried somthing simmilar and now it work. if
(form1.DropDownWindowsUser.rawValue == "New"){ if
(form1.CheckLeftHanded.rawValue == 0 &&
form1.CheckRightHanded.rawValue == 0 ){ error = true; error_string =
error_string + ": Under section NEW USER DETAILS, please select Desktop
or Notebook user checkbox. "; }}basically I check if both check box
values are zero, then issue a warning. So it is working this way.
Hello, first post here. Hope someone can help me as my XML knowledge
sucks and I need some coding help.I am creating a form for "user"
creation/change process.I have a field "DropDownWindowsUser" with values
"NEW, CHANGE, and DELETE"When you select "DropDownWindowsUser" = "NEW" ,
there is two checkboxes which become visible and ONE of teh two need to
be selected". the two checkboxes Is user: left handed or right handedthe
two checkboxes are named:- CheckLeftHanded- CheckRightHandedI would like
t...
