Your achievements

Level 1

0% to

Level 2

Tip /
Sign in

Sign in to Community

to gain points, level up, and earn exciting badges like the new
Bedrock Mission!

Learn more

View all

Sign in to view all badges

Issa_
Issa_
Offline

Badges

Badges
6

Accepted Solutions

Accepted Solutions
0

Likes Received

Likes Received
1

Posts & Comments

Posts & Comments
7

Discussions

Discussions
0

Questions

Questions
3

Ideas

Ideas
0

Blog Posts

Blog Posts
0
Top badges earned by Issa_
Customize the badges you want to showcase on your profile
Add or copy object from one subform to another - Adobe LiveCycle 02-09-2009
I can easily add an instance within a subform but I would like to copy the object or node to another subform entierlyIve tried:frmToAdd.nodes.append(frmAddOriginal);and it doesn't seem to do anything. I am missing something or is it even possible?

Views

554

Likes

0

Replies

1
Re: Keep user from printing and seeing certain pages - Adobe LiveCycle 19-08-2009
If you are familiar with xml you can place the password in a file and load in to the document. privateWordhttp://livedocs.adobe.com/livecycle/8.2/acrobat_designer/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=Adobe_LiveCycle_Designer_Help&file=001719.htmlset the password to a variablevPassword = [xpath commands]http://livedocs.adobe.com/livecycle/es/wb_help/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=Workbench_ES&file=00000619.htmlThen in javascript:if(vPassword=="privateWord") { page2Object.p...

Views

280

Like

1

Replies

0
Re: Keep user from printing and seeing certain pages - Adobe LiveCycle 19-08-2009
From what I think you may want to do you should start with pages 2,3,4 hidden. This is all the user would see. You could use password verification to change the pages to visible. If you don't want to do this for each document since it could be a lot may the form could look for the password in a file that would only reside locally. Since the user would not have access to this file, no printing could occur.Good luck.

Views

281

Likes

0

Replies

0
Capture Acrobat version in javascript - Adobe LiveCycle 07-07-2009
Is there a JavaScript command in LiveCycle to capture version of Acrobat that the user is using?Eg "Acrobat 9 Pro" or "Reader 7.05"Thanks,Issa

Views

433

Likes

0

Replies

1
Re: Question Re: Checkboxes and Multiple Subforms (Form Attached) - Adobe LiveCycle 26-06-2009
You could probably create a page for each of the problems identified that would hidden by default. When the user click that problem you could programatically set the property of that page to visible. This should work if your subform is the size of a page.

Views

256

Likes

0

Replies

0
Re: Access XML attributes - Adobe LiveCycle 10-06-2009
I figured it out.I was simply able to use:mynodesCRFormData.item(i).Name.englishName.valuemynodesFormData.item(i).Name.attribName.value;where attribName is the name of the attribute and Name the name of the element.Thanks,Issa

Views

103

Likes

0

Replies

0
Access XML attributes - Adobe LiveCycle 09-06-2009
How can I access XML attributes in LiveCycle using JavaScript and XPath.I've tried using: mynodesFormData.item(i).Name.attributes.getNamedItem("someattr");Thanks,Issa

Views

1.1K

Likes

0

Replies

3
Likes given to
Likes from