Niall_O_Donovan

Re: Group of radio button answers selects an outcome - Adobe LiveCycle 22-02-2017

Hi, One option would be to bind a 1/0 value to all of the radio buttons: Yes = 1 and No = 0 (go to the Object > Bind panel). This way you can have an if/else statement in the calculate event of the checkbox: If (SUM of predictable group of radio buttons >= 1 AND SUM of preventable group >=1) then set the value of the checkbox to on. This way if any of the radio buttons in both groups is Yes, the checkbox will be set to ticked. Hope that helps,Niall

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Re: Palette menu buttons - Adobe LiveCycle 03-02-2015

Hi, I am sorry, but I am not able to provide support for the time being. We have an extensive library of solutions to common problems and requests on our site. I would recommend having a look at this: http://assuredynamics.com/index.php/code-solutions/ and http://assuredynamics.com/index.php/blog/. Niall

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Re: Saving Fillable Form as non-fillable PDF - Adobe LiveCycle 03-02-2015

Hi, a version of the solution is available here: http://assure.ly/yDtfsMPlease review the thread as well, as there is plenty of discussion on how to implement this. Hope that helps,Niall

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Re: Clearing an image field - Adobe LiveCycle 30-01-2014

Sorry for the delay, I doubt that is the case. Can I suggest that you separate out the blocks of script into different events. For example, place the set imageField rawValue to null script in the mouseUp event and the hide script in the click event. This way the first block of script will fire completely, before you hide the object. Also use the JavaScript debugger to see if there is an error happening. Hope that helps,Niall

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Re: Clearing an image field - Adobe LiveCycle 29-01-2014

Hi, I have an example here where you can have script in the click event that checks if the user is holding the Shift key. If they are, it clears the imageField: http://assure.ly/j1KdNqHope that helps,Niall

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Re: multiple check boxes showing/hiding same fields - Adobe LiveCycle 27-08-2013

Hi, You can achieve this with multiple conditions in the if/else statement. For example:Where more than one chackbox has to be ticked AND the dropdown has a value "The required selection": if (Sum(Checkbox1, Checkbox2, Checkbox3, Checkbox4) ge 1 and DropDown1 eq "The required selection") then $.presence = "visible"else $.presence = "hidden"endifAlternatively, where more than one chackbox has to be ticked OR the dropdown has a value "The required selection": if (Sum(Checkbox1, Checkbox2, Checkbox...

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Re: multiple check boxes showing/hiding same fields - Adobe LiveCycle 20-08-2013

Hi,I would have expected the layout to flow when using the layout:ready event.Are you setting the presence to "hidden" and not "invisible"?You may need to force a relayout, by including this at the end of thescript: xfa.layout.relayout();A better approach would be to use a Script Object and place the script therein a function. Then you could call the function in the click event of eachof the checkboxes. There are plenty of examples of script objects andfunctions. This is much better than duplica...

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Re: xfa.resolvenode returns null on one field whereas returns a node on the event of the specific field - Adobe LiveCycle 18-08-2013

Hi, You are trying to resolve all nodes eg "Row1[*]". However, the syntax is xfa.resolveNodes(), not xfa.resolveNode(). Note plural. Explore this example, that builds up to referencing objects, including xfa.resolveNodes() and xfa.resolveNode(): http://assure.ly/kUP02y. Hope that helps,Niall

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Re: multiple check boxes showing/hiding same fields - Adobe LiveCycle 18-08-2013

Hi,You have complete control over this. The following are various approaches if you had four checkboxes controlling the presence of a subform. All scripts are FormCalc and in the layout:ready event of the subform. Where any checkbox would show the subform:if (Sum(Checkbox1, Checkbox2, Checkbox3, Checkbox4) ge 1) then $.presence = "visible"else $.presence = "hidden"endif Where all four checkbox have to be clicked to show the subform:if (Sum(Checkbox1, Checkbox2, Checkbox3, Checkbox4) eq 4) then $...

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Re: How do I email a specific page - Adobe LiveCycle 18-08-2013

Hi,I suspect that the first page uses a different master page. If this is the case, then hiding page1, will still mean an instance of the first master page is rendered. The other issue could be your pagination settings. For example, if page2 is set to Top of New Page, then this is what will be rendered. Try, Follow Previous. Hope that helps,Niall

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