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Making fields required based on other field input
I am creating a form in adobe acrobat pro that employees need to fill in to show the clients they have worked for in a week. The form has 10 lines for them to fill in the date, client name, address etc...
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View ArticleRe: Making fields required based on other field input
You can use the custom validation script of the date fields. Let's say youwant to make Name1 and Address1 required if Date1 is not empty.Use this code to do it: this.getField("Name1").required =...
View ArticleRe: Captions - Is there a way to add form field captions in Acrobat Pro XI...
You can use the Add Text tool to add static text to a file.
View ArticleTrouble saving form and accessing it
Hi there, I have recently created a form, and saved it as a PDF from adobe acrobat pro. After saving this file, I tried to drop it onto a server to which it said I need permission to move the file......
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Well, I don't see that we can help you with getting it to the server... But let's look at the current problem.You can no longer edit the file you created. 1. What software was used to make the form -...
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I have created it in Acrobat itself, and the version is Adobe Acrobat X Pro 10. I have definitely opened it in acrobat and when I click to edit - from the forms panel on the right an error appears...
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Ok, this is indeed specifically because you extended features for Adobe Reader. That specifically removes the chance to edit.It's actually very important to save a copy of your form BEFORE extending...
View ArticleColour-choices instead of text-choices
Can you when making a form in Acrobat Reader Pro, add a dropdown-box but instead of text-choices have colour-choices? I want to make a form where you can select green, yellow or red depening on what...
View ArticleHow to create a form with sequential file numbers everytime it is saved?
I created a pdf form in LiveCycle and my plan is to have people to fill in the form, then print it. Each time the person fills in the form, it should have a new file number. Like the old carbon copy...
View ArticleWebding font issue in drop down form
I need a check mark and an "X" in a dropdown list of a form. The only font I found that has them together is Webdings. I works fine in the Actrobat Pro preview. But wehen the file is opened in Reader...
View ArticleRe: VBA access of Acrobat COM Library
I saw this post that was quite disconcerting: Adobe Reader supports only a small number of functions. You need to be familiar with Adobe’s API documentation to determine what’s available in Reader vs....
View ArticleRe: VBA access of Acrobat COM Library
There are no redistributable TLBs or DLLs. The Acrobat SDK is about programming Acrobat, so you need to buy Acrobat. Think of the Acrobat SDK as existing only as a marketing tool for Acrobat.
View ArticleCannot get Javascript to populate form fields.
I am very new at working with Javascript. I am attempting to reverse enginer a script that populates form fields in a seperate document when it opens. The scrpt is triggered using a button. The form...
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So what happens is that the file is opened, but the fields are not edited?If so, then it's because the file is not disclosed, so the suppDoc variableis null. Check the JS console and you should see an...
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Like I said i am very new at this. I started the JS console. I am getting an error message that the suppDoc is undefined. Acrobat JavaScript Debugger Functions Version 11.0Acrobat EScript Built-in...
View ArticleRe: Cannot get Javascript to populate form fields.
Exactly, because the document you're trying to open is not disclosed.To solve it you need to embed the following code in that document, at thedoc-level:this.disclosed = true; PS - I thought you said...
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