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Is it possible to create a line of text that, when clicked, it will expand to show more information on that subject, and when clicked again, it will hide that information again?
Windows XP SP3
How to make a clickable object that expands/contracts a read-only text block like a web page
2011-04-04 16:34:08
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LiveCycle Designer, Windows
LiveCycle Designer, Windows
2011-04-05 12:21:15
#2
Radzmar, that's sort of what I'm looking for. Thanks for the code. I just can't get it to work? It appears the same as your sample with the + symbol and everything, but when I hover over it, it doesn't expand. I was going to try to look at your code but that PDF is locked.
In any case, maybe you can tell me: if there were another field directly below the expandable one you created, would the PDF content flow? Or would they just overlap? The effect I'm going for is dynamic flow, not overlapping.
In any case, maybe you can tell me: if there were another field directly below the expandable one you created, would the PDF content flow? Or would they just overlap? The effect I'm going for is dynamic flow, not overlapping.
2011-04-05 13:03:23
#3
? Not sure what you mean, the file isn't locked in anyway!
You have to open the file in Designer to see how it's built.
To answer your 2nd question.
You can design the flowable, so the content below won't be overlapped.
I updated the sample file to show you how.
New Sample File
You have to open the file in Designer to see how it's built.
To answer your 2nd question.
You can design the flowable, so the content below won't be overlapped.
I updated the sample file to show you how.
New Sample File
2011-04-05 13:48:24
#4
Ah! My bad. Stream of consciousness workflow - I was originally going to post this in the Acrobat Pro Forms section and had forgotten I put this in LiveCycle...so I was trying to do this in Acrobat Pro! I got it to work fine in LiveCycle, however.
However, it appears that the updated file is identical to your first file? I copied the text field and pasted it below the original and, when opening it in Acrobat and hovering over the first field, it does indeed overlap the second field which is what I'm trying to avoid. Did I miss something again?!
However, it appears that the updated file is identical to your first file? I copied the text field and pasted it below the original and, when opening it in Acrobat and hovering over the first field, it does indeed overlap the second field which is what I'm trying to avoid. Did I miss something again?!
2011-04-05 22:24:07
#5
Nope, was my fault.
Try again, the sample now is the new one.
Try again, the sample now is the new one.
2011-04-06 08:47:22
#6
Great - thanks! That works. I'll see if I can work that into my current project. Much appreciated!
you can do this with a text field.
Simply put this script in the mouseEnter:event...
Sample
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