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2006-12-13 05:17:50

EggsBenedict

Registered: Dec 11 2006

Posts: 4

I am trying to use the follwing code in a 7.0.4 Designer form:

this.mailDoc({
bUI: false,
cTo: "apstory [at] ap [dot] com",
cCC: "dpsmith [at] ap [dot] com",
cSubject: "The Latest News",
cMsg: "A.P., attached is my latest news story in PDF."
});

The code is a copy from the 7.0.5 Jscript Reference. When I execute the code I get this error in the debugger:

TypeError: this.mailDoc is not a function
21:XFA:form1[0].#subform[0].EmailSubmitButton1[0]:click

2007-01-05 12:08:07

thomp

Registered: Feb 15 2006

Posts: 4411

The reason this code doesn't work is because in an XFA (i.e. LiveCycle Designer) doc the meaning of "this" is different. "this" points to the current object (probably the button where your code lives), not the document. Instead use "event.target". So your code should read:

event.target.mailDoc();

Thom Parker
WindJack Solutions
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pdf/javascript/AcroJS.pdf]Acrobat JavaScript Reference[/url]

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2010-03-31 11:18:22

djfixxx

Registered: Mar 22 2007

Posts: 111

I am trying to get 2 emails from a variable in the cc field, can you help with this script?
The w.value and x.value aren't working for cc

var w = this.getField ("Landslide.0");
var x = this.getField ("CRM.1");
var s = this.getField ("market.0");
var t = this.getField ("UsersName");
var u = this.getField ("UsersTitle");
var v = this.getField ("Department");

this.mailDoc(true, "support [at] company [dot] com",w.value+x.value,"",s.value+t.value+u.value+v.value,"Please review this Access Request. Thank You"
);

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2010-03-31 11:46:05

djfixxx

Registered: Mar 22 2007

Posts: 111

Nevermind I had to reset the form and all worked when I put in the +";" + which wasn't working either.

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this.mailDoc object version dependant?