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Hi,

A couple of things:

You don't need this trusted function. It allows a form to access properties such as the login name, etc.

// folder level JavaScript to allow access to the identity object properties
trustedIdentity = app.trustedFunction( function (sProperty)
{
var iProperty = "";
app.beginPriv();
iProperty = identity[sProperty];
app.endPriv();
return iProperty;
});

The script in the .js accessing the fields in the form are not correct:

var vDate1 = event.target.xfa.resolveNode(topmostSubform[0].Page1[0].Date1[0]).rawValue.toString();
var vTime1 = event.target.xfa.resolveNode(topmostSubform[0].Page1[0].Time1[0]).rawValue.toString();

Firstly the main page in the form is not named, which makes referencing it difficult. If you call the page "page1", then remember that javascript is case sensitive.It should look something like this:

var vDate1 = event.target.xfa.resolveNode(form1[0].page1[0].Date1[0]).rawValue.toString();
var vTime1 = event.target.xfa.resolveNode(form1[0].page1[0].Time1[0]).rawValue.toString();

You will need to create a "Test" folder in the root directory "C:", as Acrobat will not create one for you.

Lastly it will not work in Reader unless the form is Reader Enabled.

See how you get on. I will try and look at it later,

Niall

Hi,

It's working here with the form and .js file in the last post.

There were a few issues with both the original form and .js which made the script fall over; however I can't remember them at this stage. So if you are calling the .js from a different form it is difficult to say what's wrong.

When previewing the form in Acrobat press Control+J to bring up the javascript console. When you click the button it may show up where the script is failing.

Here is where I copied the .js file and remember to restart Acrobat after putting the .js into the folder.

Try that and see if that works. Otherwise you would need to repost the form and .js.

Niall