Shipping price based on shipping date

Search the Learning center's livecycle articles for Thom Parker's "Programming List and combo boxes" article. With it you can learn how to make the entry in one field change the entry in the second field.

Thank you Sue. I appreciate the information and with it I have found another way to complete my project.

Hello,

I have used this example and have modified it for my lists, but what I need is for it to populate a second price field as well named Price2. I have two prices for items based on quantity, and I need to populate 2 price fields with different values.

Any help will be greatly appreciated. I am new to javascript, so please bear with me through this.

Thanks

The parts order form example is in two parts, i.e., two lists. A selection on the first list populates items on the second list. A selection from the second list then populates a form field with a price value acquired from the export value of the selected list item. If you want to populate two price files from the list selection you have two options.

1. Option one is to place both values in the list item export as a comma separated string, then parse out the values when the selection is made. This is a small modification to the existing logic. Here's an article that shows how strings can be easily parsed into separate values:
http://www.acrobatusers.com/tutorials/2006/string_splitting

2. Or, use an external array of data to store the price values. This is exactly the same strategy used by the first list. It uses a JavaScript Object to map a list selection to a new set of items for the second list. It's an small stretch to use this same strategy to map a list selection to two price values.

Cheers,
Thom Parker
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