FulufheloMM, could you please explain exactly how that works?

I figured it out!  It just needs to be like this://replace @ with "@domain.com"if (xfa.event.change == "@") {  xfa.event.change = "@domain.com";}So it will generate the suffix string only when you press "@", and it allows corrections without duplication, etc.

Thanks, Radzmar, it works!  But there's one little issue -- if I press the Backspace key to make a correction, or even type in any other letters, it adds another "@domain.com" with every keystroke.  The only way I have found to get around it is to manually select the entire portion containing all th...

Hi all,In addition to my question above, I have another:  I have an e-mail field where all users will be entering the same domain after the "@".  Is there a way to automatically replace the "@" with "@domain.com"?  I have used the code below (and other variations of it, using quotation marks, etc.) ...

I know this thread is old, but just for future visitors.....If you want to require one of two checkboxes be marked before submitting, you can simplify the above with code like this in the "dummy" button.  The "dummy" button should be visible, "Regular" control type, and contains the script.  The "re...

It worked, thanks!  I haven't used many custom functions before, so I didn't know had to use the objName.functionName format to call it.  So I set it up like below, in the Exit event, because if I left it without the if statement and then typed something, exited the field, and came back to delete it...

OK, thanks for that explanation, very helpful.  So, I have one more question, sorry.  I'm not that experienced with javascript, so I don't know how to call the function.  Do I have to create a new script object and put your script in there?

One other thing just occurred to me -- perhaps you have the script in a Date field.  I used a text field, so that I could run my own script without interference from any automated functions in the Date Field object type.  I don't know if that might make any difference with the type conversion issue.

OK, that's great, thanks. Now, sorry I don't know how to read that regexp, can you explain how it works, so I know for the future?  And in what event do I put it?  I appreciate the help.

I thought perhaps the javascript syntax might be a little different in Acrobat vs. LiveCycle.  If it's not, that's good to know.  But after working in LCD, I never do anything in Acrobat any more.That type conversion was a smart move; I don't think I could have figured that out.  I'm not a very expe...