Hi, I've created a form with lots of radio button groups throughout. The
button style for each radio button is set at "default". When filling out
the form, an "X" appears in the selected button box. When printing the
form a "\" appears in the box, not the "X". Has anyone had this problem
and is there a fix? Thanks!
I've created several forms that I placed on a shared network drive &
intranet for people to use. After the user fills out the form, they can
then print it using the print button on the form. When they close out of
the form, a box opens and asks them if they "want to save the changes
before closing - yes, no, cancel". If they select "yes", their changes
save in the current form so when the next user opens the form, it's
populated with the previous users information. What I need to happen is
when ...
I need help with a script. Basically: form filler checks a box, a subset
of fields appear for form filler to complete. If form filler changes
their mind and unchecks the box, the subset of fields disappear but
information entered does not clear. I need to clear all information
entered when checkbox is unchecked. Thanks!
After form filler completes the form, it is then emailed to the
appropriate people using the "email" button. This is working great. It
comes thru as a PDF and even those with only the Reader can complete and
email the form. The recipients of the form need to add information to
the bottom (date received, number assigned, etc.) and email it back to
the originator for their files. My problem is that the recipients cannot
type on the form after they receive it. How do I resolve this?
I've set up message boxes on my form to notify users when they do not
enter information in the correct format. This part works fine, the boxes
are popping-up with the respective messages. But, after the user clicks
the "OK" button in the message box, it populates the field with the
incorrectly entered text and then moves onto the next field. I would
like it so that once the user clicks "OK", it clears the incorrectly
entered information and the cursor remains in the field so that the user
can re...
I created a form that contains multiple drop-down boxes. My form fillers
are telling me that some of the drop-down boxes are too large, too many
choices. They asked that I filter the data. For example, if the form
filler selects "A" from the first drop-down box, they want to see only
those options related to "A" in the 2nd drop-down box. If they select
"B" from the first box, they want to see only those options related to
"B" in the 2nd drop-down box, etc. As you can probabaly tell, I am not a
p...
