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Getting an if statement to check two numeric fields for values then /

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2010-02-14 16:02:20
ndjustin20
Registered: Oct 7 2009
Posts: 21
Answered

i am trying to do this

if(HasValue(NumericField13) && HasValue(NumericField13))then
var rent = NumericField13.rawValue;
var sqft = NumericField27.rawValue;
NumericField28.rawValue = rent / sqft;
else
NumericField28.rawValue = "0";

I keep getting a parse error and it's becuase i am trying to check both fields for values though i'm not sure how else to do this as that's what I need the if statment to check.

Justin

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2010-02-15 04:51:44
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radzmar
Expert
Registered: Nov 3 2008
Posts: 1202
Double post.
Has already been answered here [url]http://www.acrobatusers.com/forums/aucbb/viewtopic.php?id=15128[/url]

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2010-02-15 06:41:35
#2
ndjustin20
Registered: Oct 7 2009
Posts: 21
Not Answered yet as I am using javascript.....sorry for any confusion should've specified...


Ok......I am actually writing javascript and && is the "and" operator so I can't use "&" or "and" from what I have ever coded. The only reason I wrote it like that is I couldn't post the actual code as I hadn't posted enough times to use script apparently. I have hit number 10 now so I am posting the actual code I am using. Here is the actual code I am using in javascript:function figurePSF(){

if(HasValue(NumericField13) & (HasValue(NumericField27)){var rent = NumericField13.rawValue;
var sqft = NumericField27.rawValue;
NumericField28.rawValue = rent / sqft;
}else{
NumericField28.rawValue = "0";
}
}
}


I keep getting an invalid token error so I'm wondering if HasValue is a valid property in javascript or if this is acrobat specific and I have to use the calculate event and if so where is the calculate event for the ZField we'll say. Also, the Z field is just made up and that isn't my actual code it was just an example depicting what I am trying to do.


Justin
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