I am trying to create a form in Designer which has multiple check boxes on the first page. What I would like to do is assign a script to these text boxes (I know this was possible in Lotus notes and it was called a script, I believe) to where when someone opens this PDF it is only the first page then when a box is checked, the corresponding form is added to the back of the first page. If multiple boxes are checked, each corresponding page would appear, however every page linked to that document wouldn't appear. Is there a way to do this? If I am not being clear enough please let me know and I can explain further. Thanks!
If that's the case, then you would use the Object palette to set the "Presence" property of each page that should be associated to a checkbox to "Hidden" and then each checkbox would get a statement like this in its Click event (in JavaScript here):
PageX.presence = (this.rawValue == "1") ? "visible" : "hidden";
Where "PageX" is the name of the page object which should be visible if the checkbox is checked and hidden otherwise.
Stefan Cameron obtained his bachelor's degree with Honors in Computer Science at the University of Ottawa and is a Computer Scientist working on Adobe's LiveCycle server products, in particular on LiveCycle Designer ES for the past 5 years.