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Autopopulating a whole page

rciorra
Registered: Nov 7 2008
Posts: 4

Ok..here is what I am trying to do. I created an order form with Acrobat. There is a question that asks if the customer wants the service plan. If the customer checks yes, is there a way to then allow the customer to see the service agreement page, or is there a way if the customer clicks no that it blacks out, crosses out or somethign to prompt the sales person to not have them fill the form out? Thanks for any help!

George_Johnson
Expert
Registered: Jul 6 2008
Posts: 1876
So is the service agreement on a separate page? In any case, there are a number of ways to do this. One is to use layers (aka OCGs) , and control the visibility via JavaScript. There is a good article by Thom parker in the "JavaScript Corner" here.

Another way may be simpler is to use a large read-only button that gets show/hidden based on the state of the check box. The button can either be opaque or have a large X or some text to indicate that the agreement does not apply.

George