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Copyright a PDF form?
treysgrn
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Am I able to copyright a PDF form built in Livecycle and offer it as
part of a billing procedure my company can resell to our product
vendors? What are my rights as an author of the document?
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Re: Calculate only if both variables exist
treysgrn
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I fixed the statement by figuring out what the value of the rentalend
field was. In the code it was if rentalend.rawValue != "". Well the
value was being calculated somewhere or else I wouldnt have been getting
a result. So I changed the code to reflect " if(rentalend.rawValue >
"1") " and it worked! Thank you so much!Here is the full working code
for those that need it as well.var oneDay =
24*60*60*1000;if(rentalend.rawValue > "1") {var firstDate = new
Date(rentalbegin.rawValue);var secondDate ...
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Re: Calculate only if both variables exist
treysgrn
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treysgrn
Also, the above if else statement still produces the same effect.
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Re: Calculate only if both variables exist
treysgrn
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treysgrn
What would be the formcalc equivalent code?
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Calculate only if both variables exist
treysgrn
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I have searched high and low for a solution and have yet to find one
that works for my calculation.Here is the code I currently have in the
field doing the calculation:var oneDay = 24*60*60*1000;var firstDate =
new Date(rentalbegin.rawValue);var secondDate = new
Date(rentalend.rawValue);Math.abs((firstDate.getTime() -
secondDate.getTime())/(oneDay));This calculates the difference between
two dates to determins the total amount of rental days. The problem is,
when only one variable is entered the...
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