I need something similar to the following script that is not working:In
theory, I would put the script in the "calculate" event of a text field
called "Completion Status."if(Subform.TextField1.rawValue !== null &&
Subform.TextField2.rawValue !== null && Subform.TextField3.rawValue !==
null &&Subform.TextField4.rawValue !== null
&&((TableSubform.Table.Row1.TextField5.rawValue == null &&
(TableSubform.Table.Row1.TextField6.rawValue == null &&
(TableSubform.Table.Row1.TextField7.rawValue == null)
|...
Here you go @BR001. Thank you so much for looking into this. Note that
the Completion Status is set at "Complete" for some reason, even though
the required field has not been filled out:form_sample.pdf - DocDroid
Give me a few minutes to mock a form up.That said, I've placed the
following code into the "calculate" event:if(Form.Subform.execValidate()
== false){this.rawValue = "Not Complete"}elsethis.rawValue = "Complete"I
want the field to show "Not Complete" or "Complete" based on the whether
or not the required fields have been filled. It appears that I can't get
this to work unless I put it on a "click" event of a button.
Is it possible to calculate a field as "Complete" or "Not Complete"
based on completion of all the form's required fields?For example, the
form is is named "Form" and the subform is named "Subform." I was
thinking of coding something in JavaScript, like the
following:if(Form.Subform.execValidate == false);{this.rawValue = "Not
Complete"}elsethis.rawValue = "Complete"Yet, the above JavaScript
doesn't seem to be working?That said, I have a lot of required fields so
I'd prefer not to list all of th...
I am trying to trigger a message box when I select "No" as a dropdown
selection using the change event:if(this.rawValue =
"No"){xfa.host.messageBox("Please try again.","Error")}However, it is
triggered even when I select "Yes." Perhaps it may be due to the fact
that the following script is in the "exit"
event:if(this.rawValue==null){this.execValidate();}
I have the nine-digit pattern set up in LiveCycle (e.g.,12345-1234), so
I revised the code a bit and it shows up:
if(!/^\d{5}(\d{4})?$/.test(this.rawValue))Thanks!
I have a form where I want to do a five to nine zip code; if the user
inputs anything else, it is will be deemed invalid and the field will be
empty when the user presses "enter."So far, in the change event, I have
the following script that only allows 9 digits, meaning the user cannot
input more than 9 digits: var maxLength = 9; if(xfa.event.newText.length
>maxLength)xfa.event.change = "";Then in the exit event, I have the
following script that only allows numerical
digits:if(this.rawValue==nul...
