Hello,
Is this even possible to do, have spent hours searching through 2 or 3 of the forums with no luck.
Can I change, programatically, an text field to vary between being just a text box versus a comb field of say, 16 characters. The gist is this...if the form is to be filled in electronically, via the keyboard then there's no reason to have it be a comb field...but if it is to be printed and then handfilled in, then the comb fields should be there to provide some level of data entry constraint.
Ultimately, these forms/printouts get scanned in for OCR and/or barcode decoding.
Using LiveCycle Designer ES.
Thank you all.
javascript way to modify a field type or appearance
2011-05-12 13:06:20
My Product Information:
LiveCycle Designer, Windows
LiveCycle Designer, Windows
2011-06-27 14:58:37
#1
No?
2011-06-29 01:32:32
#2
Try the LC forum.
In an Acrobat form I would have suggested to create a print-only comb field under the actual field, or change the field's properties before and after printing.
In an Acrobat form I would have suggested to create a print-only comb field under the actual field, or change the field's properties before and after printing.