Recent rollout of a new Reader (XI 11.0.21). New registry keys could've
been rolled out as well.So at least three solidly working forms are now
failing. In fact Reader is crashing.One caught failure in the Acrobat
console was form1.execValidate is not a function. This has always worked
in the past and works in my development environment.And strangely -
Reader then seems to (often) crash. Go figure.Ideas???
Here's how I populate a date field w/ 'now' - where the validation
pattern is date{YYYY-MM-DD}code var oRightNow=new Date(); oToday=new
Date(oRightNow.getFullYear(),oRightNow.getMonth(),oRightNow.getDate());
// oToday is a global for other reasons geDate.rawValue =
fFormatDate(oToday);with functions defined as...function
fFormatDate(oDate) { var iMonth=oDate.getMonth()+1; var
iDay=oDate.getDate(); var iYear=oDate.getFullYear(); // return
iMonth+"/"+iDay+"/"+iYear; return
iYear+"-"+fEnsure2Digits...
The easiest way to do this (what I call 'workflow lite') is to keep the
form 2 pages, but hide/show the material that shouldn't be shown as
appropriate. You can keep state in the form easily by using, say hidden
checkboxes or other means.btw, the 'preview PDF' feature never worked
for me - I have to test the form in Acrobat.
I have nested tables that work fine. Here's how they look:As an fyi -
the code behind is:Add buttons -
$.parent.tbl.Row.instanceManager.addInstance();Remove buttons -
$.parent.instanceManager.removeInstance($.parent.index);emailvar cDoc =
event.target;var
aUrl="mailto:peter.gaston@gmail.com?subject=test&body=testtesttest";cDoc.submitForm({
cURL: aUrl, cSubmitAs: "PDF", cCharSet: "utf-8" });And, after the email,
the attachment looks like this, i.e., the nested tables have fallen
apart. Ideas? Exp...
I've created a form that uses 'tabs' that I've created to organize the
document. Great. Basically each tab has graphics, a button to detect the
hit, and a hidden checkbox to remember state.) Under each tab of course
is specific content for that tab.Now I need to make this form
accessible. It seems like this tab strip is my sticking point.Any
ideas?p
Okay, I have a big LiveCycle form - weighing in at 680KB with 1500 lines
of Javascript. No server involved - this is loading a pdf (XDP format)
into Reader on the client.I'm tracking load timing and it's taking about
29 seconds all in to go from the first time I can measure till
form:ready. Breaking that down it seems that the vast majority of the
time it's simply doing, well something - who knows for 25 of those 29
seconds. It doesn't seem to be calling any of my code for that period -
what is ...
You could of course do this manually, testing each field for completion
and validity. btw, just yesterday I was trying to turn the validation
'off' temporarily so I could silently test just your situation. However
it seems that is not possible as this is a read only attribute of the
form.
I have a relatively complex form with a number of "User Entered -
Required" fields. In global settings for Form Validation there are
checks for the first three items, namely 'Show Dialog Message', 'Color
Failed Fields', and 'Color Mandatory Fields'. In 'Color Mandatory
Fields' I have the checkbox checked for 'Color mandatory fields that are
not filled-in'.At present the first two work like a champ when I trigger
them using the execValidate function. However, I was hoping that I could
more nicely...
