Hello im a neewbie in acrobat and i need to create a form whit conditional execution for the "total" sum of the fields
the code i´ve created is this:
var ReqVal = this.getField("TRequerimento").value;
var Sum1 = this.getField("TP1").value;
var Sum2 = this.getField("TP2").value;
var Sum3 = this.getField("TP3").value;
var Sum4 = this.getField("TP4").value;
var Sum5 = this.getField("TP5").value;
var Sum6 = this.getField("TP6").value;
var SumT = Sum1 + Sum2 +Sum3 + Sum4 + Sum5 + Sum6;
if ( ((ReqVal == 1) || (Reqval == 5)) && (SumT < 100) )
event.value = 100;
else if ( (ReqVal == 2) && SumT < 200 )
event.value = 200;
else if ( ((ReqVal == 3) || (ReqVal == 4)) && (SumT < 150) )
event.value = 150;
else
event.value = SumT;
the problem is that it only calculate the first value (100) and don´t continue making the counts.
this script is inserted in the "total" text field
Can you help me thanks in advance
JM
Help whit acrobat form
2011-10-28 07:35:01
My Product Information:
Acrobat Pro 10.1, Windows
Acrobat Pro 10.1, Windows
2011-10-28 08:43:37
#2
Whenever you sum field values, make sure to explicitly convert them to numbers. If you don't, you will get string concatenation instead of numerical addition if any of the fields are blank, since an empty string is returned. You can do this using the unary + operator like this:
var Sum1 = +this.getField("TP1").value;
Do this for each field value that you retrieve.
var Sum1 = +this.getField("TP1").value;
Do this for each field value that you retrieve.
2011-10-28 09:34:59
#3
Hello gkaiseril
thank you for your and George´s answers :)
The RecVal is declared in the first line:
var ReqVal = this.getField("TRequerimento").value;
im sorry its the first time im doing an acrobat form and can´t understand the javascript quite right
JM
thank you for your and George´s answers :)
The RecVal is declared in the first line:
var ReqVal = this.getField("TRequerimento").value;
im sorry its the first time im doing an acrobat form and can´t understand the javascript quite right
JM
2011-10-28 09:53:31
#4
If you read the statement you will see you use "ReqVal" and "Reqval" variables, they are not the same variable but 2 different variables. Capitalization is important.
2011-12-11 15:33:49
#5
I need a script for a pdf form with the following calculations:
[Field #1] Time In (start of day): 8:00 am
[Field #2] Time Out (end of day): 5:00 pm
[Field #3] Total hours: 9.00
[Field #4] Time Out (leave for lunch): 12:00 pm
[Field #5] Time In (back from lunch): 1:00 pm
[Field #6] Total hours: 1:00
[Field #8]: Total hours worked: 8:00
Any help in this maatter will be much appreciated.
K. Wiley
[Field #1] Time In (start of day): 8:00 am
[Field #2] Time Out (end of day): 5:00 pm
[Field #3] Total hours: 9.00
[Field #4] Time Out (leave for lunch): 12:00 pm
[Field #5] Time In (back from lunch): 1:00 pm
[Field #6] Total hours: 1:00
[Field #8]: Total hours worked: 8:00
Any help in this maatter will be much appreciated.
K. Wiley
2011-12-13 00:55:13
#6
I created a tool that will automatically add the necessary scripts to calculate the time difference between sets of two fields, as well as calculate the total sum of those times, exactly for this purpose.
Have a look here: http://try67.blogspot.com/2011/03/acrobat-calculate-time-differences-in.php
Have a look here: http://try67.blogspot.com/2011/03/acrobat-calculate-time-differences-in.php
Look carefully at the line that reads "if ( ((ReqVal == 1) || (Reqval == 5)) && (SumT < 100) )", where is "Reqval" declared?I would look at using the "switch" statement and not the "if" statement for complex decision statements.
George Kaiser