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Re: How to force alpha or numeric inside text fields - LiveCycle Designer 9.0 - Adobe LiveCycle 09-11-2010
I did run into one issue in the fact that I cannot add a space now to allow for City names that have more than one word. What can I add to allow this space in the field?Thank you,

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Re: How to force alpha or numeric inside text fields - LiveCycle Designer 9.0 - Adobe LiveCycle 09-11-2010
Thank you very much for the quick response to this question. I used your example and tweaked it just a little to make it allow only alpha characters and then to convert to upper case. The result that worked was this.if (xfa.event.newText.match(/[^A-Za-z]/)){xfa.event.change= "";}xfa.event.change= xfa.event.change.toUpperCase();Thank you again for your help.

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How to force alpha or numeric inside text fields - LiveCycle Designer 9.0 - Adobe LiveCycle 09-11-2010
I am creating a form that requires City, State and Zip. I need to make sure that users do not put City, State and Zip into the City field; which someone so nicely pointed out to me as a problem with the form. Anyway, what I am looking for is a way to force the user to only be able to enter alpha characters into the City text field. I had glanced at the "Validation Patterns" OOTB functionality but I could not find anything listed that would complete the requirement.Thank you,

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Does a LC form use JavaScript on the client PC or does it all process in the form? - Adobe LiveCycle 05-10-2010
I have a client that is trying to use a form that I designed and recieving a JavaScript error when the form opens because they have turned off JavaScript on the local PCs. The form allows the user to select a sub-form based upon a desired action then fill in data into the text fields. The text fields then populate a data collection that is translated into a 2D data matrix barcode. There is also code that converts the text of most fields to UPPER case. Is there a way to allow the form to still fu...

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Re: How can I supress the "Save" changes dialogue box when exiting a Reader extended form? - Adobe LiveCycle 30-09-2010
Thank you very much for your response! The form I have create is really made up multiple sub-form with actions that make the sub-forms enabled or disabled, visible or invisible depending upon what the user selects to do. I have a two buttons currently on each sub-form, one is a Print button the completed form and the other button takes the end user back to the first page of the form. The button that takes the user back is supposed to reset all the fields and go back to the first page. But even i...

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How can I supress the "Save" changes dialogue box when exiting a Reader extended form? - Adobe LiveCycle 29-09-2010
I have created an Adobe Reader extended form. When the form has been completed and printed I do not want the end user to be able to save the changes and over write the original file. How can I supress the "Save" changes dialogue box that pops up when the user closes the form?

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What else must I do to force data entry other than making the field required in LC 9 Forms Designer? - Adobe LiveCycle 29-09-2010
I am trying to make sure that fields are populated with data prior to moving to the next field, but it seems that simply making the field required is not sufficient. What else must I do to enforce data entry within required fileds?Thank you,

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Re: Java runtime requirements for clients of Reader Extended forms - Adobe LiveCycle 21-09-2010
Thank you Paul and Steve for your quick responses. I was concerned that the JRE might have been an issue causing some odd behaviors within the form at a certain client. I guess that I will now have to pursue a different path.

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Java runtime requirements for clients of Reader Extended forms - Adobe LiveCycle 21-09-2010
I need to know if there is a minimum Java (JRE) requirement on the client machines to properly interact with a Reader Extended form created with Adobe LiveCycle Designer 9?Thank you,

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Re: Data population into 2D barcodes in LiveCycle 9 forms - Adobe LiveCycle 15-09-2010
Yes, I am using LiveCycle Designer to create the form. Then utilizing the Reader Extensions Server to allow the barcode to function properly in the Reader application. We were put down this path by Adobe because the forms will go out to more users than what the Adobe Acrobat Extended applicaiton would be able to license. Otherwise, I would have just used that application and not had to worry about the whole LiveCycle Server Suite.

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