With LiveCycle, I've created an interactive form for Help Desk-type requests, and the form works beautifully. I've tested it, and everything works. Show. Hide, Clear fields. And all the other behaviors I added with Action Builder.As a final design feature, on my local machine at work, I added a head...

Thank you, Niall! While I explore various possibilities, I'm wondering if it's possible to force the issue by using FormCalc or Javascript in the Script Editor, with something along the lines of this form1.#subform[0].CurrentDate[1]::ready:layout - (FormCalc, client)$.rawValue = Concat(Num2Date(Date...

I think I recently asked a similar question. I'll go back to that thread and see what I can learn. It would be great to have the current Date/Time stampincluded in the data which is exported to a spreadsheet. Then the users don't have to input this information.

On an otherwise normally functioning form, there are two custom objects, both Current Date fields, which do not appear at allwhen I Merge Data Files into Spreadsheet in Acrobat X Pro. Both fields are set to Calculated-Read Only and Runtime Propertyof Current Date/Time. Is there a way to include the ...

I need some help in passing the form values via query string parameter. The javascript that I already have on the form button looks like this    var strToAddress, strCCAddress, strSubject, strMessage, strSuffix, strMgrFirstName, strMgrLastName, strStoreNum, strRegionNum     strToAddress = txtToAddre...

Great idea! That would do it! Thank you for this solution!

Here's the javascript on the Submit button, and I'd like a script that would grab user-entered values in the PDF form in the same way. Is this possible?form1.page3.emailSubform.emailToBtn::preSubmit:form - (JavaScript, client)app.execMenuItem("SaveAs");//either way below works//event.target.submitFo...

I'm looking for JSP or PHP scripts, and I've found one, but the way scripts work raises a question. This PHP script I'm looking at (http://dbmasters.net/node/18) has hard-coded email addresses entered into the script. What I need is a script that will grab the email address from the PDF form itself ...

Good enough! Thank you for all your help, which has clarified the situation. I'm off in the hunt for scripts!

Yes, let's keep it simple. Can you point me in the direction of a script that will take a PDF that my user fills out and sends to the Web server? The result is that the same PDF form, and the data entered into it, is sent to a To: recipient and to a CC recipient, both of which are fields in the PDF ...