Hi, guys.
I am creating a form in Acrobat 9 in which I have two fields where one calls the other.
1. Information box (OK BUTTON) - consists of some instruction users must read. Once you click on it, it disappears.
2. Question mark box - once you click on it, the Information box pops up.
My problem is that I don't want the "Information box" to be printable. Even if I set up the option "visible but doesn't print", once you "call" this box by clicking on the question mark, it changes its setting to "visible".
Could you please provide me with a solution on how to "force" this Information box to keep its "doesn't print" function? Maybe you know a javascript code for such behaviours? I am not a javascript expert... ;-(
Thanks so much! I really appreciate all your ideas.
this.getField("name_of_field").display = display.noPrint;
Thom Parker
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