I am creating form-fillable PDFs for my company that an employee will fill out and sign with Reader from the store computer. It will be rights-enabled and accessible from the company server on our intranet.
At the end of the document, I plan on having a button - "I have completed this form", that will pop-up an alert to notify the manager, and upon clicking "ok", will switch to another page to allow the manager to fill out certain data and sign his/her signature areas before submitting the completed PDF to our Home Office by email.
As to force the employee past the managers' required fields, I have made them read-only with a radio-button that will enable the fields for the manager to fill-out. However, I would like to add a dialog javascript prior to the enabling that will ask for a "password". This password can be stored in the javascript and if verified to "equal", will enable the fields. If not, then it won't allow the fields to "enable", and it will switch the selected radio-button back to the original selection (which is set to default selection).
I am new to Acrobat and Javascript. I have been learning quickly, and picking up a lot, but I haven't been able to find anything on this.
All help will be appreciated. Thanks
L Nail
YES! I can do that.