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Hello all, I am a NOOB, but learning from Ted Padova's book, forms and Live Cycle.... but there are a few things not touched upon in it... they come close though. Is it possible to use a response in a combo box to call a calculation script?
Combo Box options are: New App, Inter Transfer, Outer Transfer. Depending on which response they choose, I need to change the visibility of fields and call up a calculation script. The box I need to call the calc scripts is Registration, and it is a read only box. The .visible = True fields will be based upon the choice made in the the Combo Box. I assume the .visible script will be in actions and an if then statement.
Am I even close to anything?
Using Windows XP, Acrobat Pro 9.0.
Randy
There you can access event.value, check what it is, and based on that do some other things.
Be aware that you can't trigger the Calculate event of a field, but you can explicitly assign a value to that field (however, in that case you might have a conflict between this script and that field's actual calculation code).
Also, don't use the visible property. It has been deprecated. Use the display property instead.
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