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Change font color in field when check box is selected

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Fri, 10 Jan 2014 14:59:37 GMT

I have a form that has two(2) text fields that need to have the font color change from black to red when a check box is selected. It would also work if the fill color changed to red when the check box is selected.

Reseting Signature Fields

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 25 Nov 2013 15:11:51 GMT

I have a collection of forms that are filled out and signed then saved under a new file name using information from fields on the form. The original form is then closed using this.closeDoc(true). Both actions are attached to a button. When the original form is opened to be filled out again the signature fields did not clear. All other fields are clear. I need the entire form to reset to be used again but the file that was saved under the new file name to retain its information. I am using Acrobat 11

Using JavaScript with Acrobat XI Standard

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Tue, 13 Aug 2013 01:07:14 GMT

I am part of a transition team setting up a new correctional facility. I am working with our IT dept to purchase licenses for Acrobat XI. I need to get a definitive answer on using JavaScript with XI standard. The forms I am working with have a variety of scripts mostly button activated. Actions include saving and renaming files to a networked drive. Money is always an issue so if I can use XI standard that would be the better financial choice. The documents will not be created using XI standard just processed.

Using JavaScript with Acrobat XI Standard

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 12 Aug 2013 22:02:25 GMT

Save Document to network drive using button action

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 12 Aug 2013 15:02:39 GMT

I am attempting to save a document to a network drive using a button action. I am using Acrobat 8 Pro. I have a script that is saving to the C: drive and it is working fine.

Folder level Script

var mySaveAs = app.trustedFunction( function(oDoc,cPath) {

app.beginPriv();

try {

oDoc.saveAs(cPath);

} catch(e){

app.alert("Error During Save");

}

app.endPriv();

});

Document Level SCript

var filePath = this.path.replace(this.documentFileName, "");

var newFileName = this.getField("Mlastname").valueAsString + " " + this.getField("Mfirstname").valueAsString + " PcDec.pdf";

mySaveAs(this, filePath+newFileName);

The IT deparment would like it to go to the H: drive. Can I make adjustments to this set of scripts or do I need to start from the begining.

I have limited experience with JavaScript.

Cannot get Javascript to populate form fields.

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Thu, 04 Jul 2013 22:17:50 GMT

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 opens without ant problems. Below is the script. It is also possible that there is a formatting issue with the PDF forms.

I am working with Adobe 8 Pro.

var a = this.getField("Mug").value;

var b = this.getField("Key").value;

var c = this.getField("AgncCas").value;

var d = this.getField("Mfirstname").value;

var e = this.getField("Mlastname").value;

var suppDoc= app.openDoc("supp.pdf", this);

suppDoc.getField("Mug").value=a;

suppDoc.getField("Key").value=b;

suppDoc.getField("AgncCas").value=c;

suppDoc.getField("Mfirstname").value=d;

suppDoc.getField("Mlastname").value=e;

suppDoc.getField("Mug").setFocus();

suppDoc.getField("Key").setFocus();

suppDoc.getField("AgncCas").setFocus();

suppDoc.getField("Mfirstname").setFocus();

suppDoc.getField("Mlastname").setFocus();

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.