Re: Page Number based on slice() method
I did add debugging code and this is what its showing. page number:4page number:NaN So I'm not sure why it would be populating it twice. As for a different approach I felt this would be the quickest...
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This result doesn't make sense. NaN stands for "Not a Number" and is the result of trying to apply a mathematical operation on a non-number value, which you're not doing in the code you posted, so it...
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The code was placed in a text box called page4 in the custom calculation script box. Again this is the full code that I'm using. var p_name = event.target.name; var ram =...
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Here is the file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/t5xlqoj583kioo2/demo.pdf
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First of all, you should try giving your variables more meaningful names.Secondly, the slice method returns a string. If you want to perform mathematical operations you have to first convert that...
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Ok that still doesn't seem to work. What I don't under stand is I used the same code on all the pages and the only one that gives me the error is always the last page.
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It's not working on the field that is on the hidden template page ("page4")... You can add a condition to the code that if the field's page number is -1 (the page number of hidden pages), then it...
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They are all hidden except the first page where you hit the continue button.
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This code executes on two fields in the file you sent: "page4", and "P5.oh1page4.page4".The first is on the hidden template page, and there it fails. The second is on page 5, and there it goes well.
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Ok so that would make sense why I would be getting the NaN, but why wouldn't that be on every page? And the solution would be to add the condition that you described?
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Why wouldn't what be on every page? Yes, if you add the condition I described it should solve this issue.
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What I'm saying is the coding is the same for every page #, I just don't understand why only the last page gets the NaN error and not pages 2-4
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Because on that page the pattern of the field name is different. The secondcharacter of it is not the page number...
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I set them all up the same. So the page before the NaN error is called page3 and page2 before that. Which in theory should error out or NaN on all of them
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The fields on the spawned pages have the same pattern, but the original onedoes not...
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Correct because there will only ever be one of that page. Which is why I set the default value to 1. So in turn for the other pages I had to do the calculation of - 1 on the page number to get the...
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I think I've explained why it's happening pretty clearly already... I don'tknow how else to explain it.
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