I'm less than a novice!!
I'm creating an order form for employees to purchase company shirts.
So far I have a Quanty, Shirt (ddl), Color(ddl dependent on Shirt choice), Size (dependent on Shirt choice) and Unit Price field (dependent on Shirt & Size).
The form works how I want it to so far. When a specific shirt is selected, the appropriate Colors and Sizes become available.
I'm stuck on how to get the appropriate value to populate in the Unit Price.
I've tried writing and if statment for the Unit Price but I'm not sure if that is the best way to go about it.
Scenario is...
If Shirt "A" is selected and if either Size "1","2" or "3" is chosen the Unit Price is $x.xx" If Shirt "A" is selected and Size "4", or "5" is selected, the Unit Price is $xx.xx
And so on and so forth for all four shirt choices.
I've created the form in JavaScript.
Any thoughts on the best way to approach Unit Price??
Katie
Populate a field that is dependent on two other ddl
2010-11-03 13:16:58
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2010-11-04 12:22:25
#2
It looks like my form may be more complex than this one. The Color field also depends on the Shirt choice.
I tried using using this form but couldn't get it to work out.
Looks like I'm going to create and distribute multiple Order Forms *sigh*
Thanks for the response though!
I tried using using this form but couldn't get it to work out.
Looks like I'm going to create and distribute multiple Order Forms *sigh*
Thanks for the response though!
2010-11-04 13:13:32
#3
Hi kball,
While this is on the more advanced side of things,you can accomplish what you want through scripting and you don't "have to" distribute multiple order forms. If time is short, you may want to consider posting the project to the Job Board here- plenty of experts hang around here with the scripting skills to do this.
Hope this helps,
Dimitri
While this is on the more advanced side of things,you can accomplish what you want through scripting and you don't "have to" distribute multiple order forms. If time is short, you may want to consider posting the project to the Job Board here- plenty of experts hang around here with the scripting skills to do this.
Hope this helps,
Dimitri
2010-11-04 13:19:47
#4
Time is short, I've been trying to put this order form together for over a week now and had let employees know that I would send out the shirt orders this week.It's almost the end of the week.
I'm new to this site, so I'll check out the Job Board when I get home and see about posting what I have.
I was so determined to do this on my own, but with zilch experience, I'm in WAY over my head!
Thanks Dimitri!
Katie
I'm new to this site, so I'll check out the Job Board when I get home and see about posting what I have.
I was so determined to do this on my own, but with zilch experience, I'm in WAY over my head!
Thanks Dimitri!
Katie
2010-11-09 13:40:29
#5
I got an extension!
So, I created the form, but can only get it to work on one line.
If I try to add another line, the data on the original disappers...
I hope this link works....
https://acrobat.com/#w=zLCtNAKPenucCTwBRSGvuw
Please help and tell me that it's a simple fix
~Katie
So, I created the form, but can only get it to work on one line.
If I try to add another line, the data on the original disappers...
I hope this link works....
https://acrobat.com/#w=zLCtNAKPenucCTwBRSGvuw
Please help and tell me that it's a simple fix
~Katie
2010-11-15 17:23:35
#6
kball
Still not working.
https://acrobat.com/#w=zLCtNAKPenucCTwBRSGvuw
-adragton
Still not working.
https://acrobat.com/#w=zLCtNAKPenucCTwBRSGvuw
-adragton
George Kaiser