I am creating a survey using Adobe Livecycle forms and I have a row in which the surveyer must have things add up to 100%. I don't want an error message to come up if the row does not add to 100, but I would like the total box to turn different colors depending on the percentage. I figure it is just an if then statement, but I cannot get it to work. Thanks a lot.
If...then statements involving changing color
2007-06-19 05:32:00
My Product Information:
Acrobat Pro 8, Windows
Acrobat Pro 8, Windows
2007-06-21 21:00:26
#2
Let's try this again. My answer got eaton.
if(nPercent < 0.5)this.fontColor = "256,0,0"; // redelse if(nPercent < 0.75)this.fontColor = "256,256,0"; // yelloelse if(nPercent < 1)this.fontColor = "0,0,256"; // blueelsethis.fontColor = "0,256,0"; // green [code]
2009-07-06 14:05:50
#3
Bump to the top!
thomp, I've tried out a variation on this theme and can't seem to get it to fire.
Basically, depending upon what's entered in a text field, I'd like to change the fill color. Here's what I've got so far:
if(form1.Page1.ProjectStatus.ProStatusGroup.txtRating1.rawValue = "G")
this.fillColor = "0,255,0"; // Green
else if(form1.Page1.ProjectStatus.ProStatusGroup.txtRating1.rawValue = "Y")
this.fillColor = "255,255,0"; // Yellow
else if(form1.Page1.ProjectStatus.ProStatusGroup.txtRating1.rawValue = "R")
this.fillColor = "255,0,0"; // Red
else if(form1.Page1.ProjectStatus.ProStatusGroup.txtRating1.rawValue = "P")
this.fillColor = "255,0,255"; // Purple
else if(form1.Page1.ProjectStatus.ProStatusGroup.txtRating1.rawValue = "B")
this.fillColor = "0,255,255"; // Blue
else
this.fillColor = "149,149,149"; // Gray
When I test it out, the JavaScript Console gives me this note:
"fill is not defined"
Any clues?
[I'm using Adobe LiveCycle Designer ES and viewing the form in Acrobat Pro 9.]
thomp, I've tried out a variation on this theme and can't seem to get it to fire.
Basically, depending upon what's entered in a text field, I'd like to change the fill color. Here's what I've got so far:
if(form1.Page1.ProjectStatus.ProStatusGroup.txtRating1.rawValue = "G")
this.fillColor = "0,255,0"; // Green
else if(form1.Page1.ProjectStatus.ProStatusGroup.txtRating1.rawValue = "Y")
this.fillColor = "255,255,0"; // Yellow
else if(form1.Page1.ProjectStatus.ProStatusGroup.txtRating1.rawValue = "R")
this.fillColor = "255,0,0"; // Red
else if(form1.Page1.ProjectStatus.ProStatusGroup.txtRating1.rawValue = "P")
this.fillColor = "255,0,255"; // Purple
else if(form1.Page1.ProjectStatus.ProStatusGroup.txtRating1.rawValue = "B")
this.fillColor = "0,255,255"; // Blue
else
this.fillColor = "149,149,149"; // Gray
When I test it out, the JavaScript Console gives me this note:
"fill is not defined"
Any clues?
[I'm using Adobe LiveCycle Designer ES and viewing the form in Acrobat Pro 9.]
2009-07-06 14:10:09
#4
You are using LiveCycle Designer and taht does not support the Acrobat JavaScript 'fillColor' propertry. According to the LiveCycle Designer Scripting reference you sould use 'xfa.form.Form1.NumericField1.fillColor', adjusted as needed for your field.
Reference_Syntax.fillColor = "[0-255], [0-255], [0-255]"
Have you defined 'this'?
You are asking a new question and should start a new post.
Reference_Syntax.fillColor = "[0-255], [0-255], [0-255]"
Have you defined 'this'?
You are asking a new question and should start a new post.
2009-07-08 08:36:07
#5
Ah, thank you for the clarification, gk!
I will certainly make a new post shortly.
I will certainly make a new post shortly.
Thom Parker
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