Hi,
Newbie here. I am making a form where I use a javascript to
validate values. If a value is out of range I put "invalid"
in the text box in question. Is there some way to lock the form until the right value is put in a box?
So if there are 3 boxes, the form is locked until a valid
value is put in the first box, then on to the next one.
I realize this may be a chicken/egg scenario but thought I would run that by the group. Thanks!
Lock form if value is out of range
2011-12-07 14:33:07
My Product Information:
Acrobat Pro 9.4, Windows
Acrobat Pro 9.4, Windows
2011-12-08 08:15:30
#2
OK. That makes sense.
Given that, I think I may be able to program all the fields to look for an "invalid" in
any field, and if there are any invalids then lock = true.
Don't quite know the syntax yet but will figure that out.
Given that, I think I may be able to program all the fields to look for an "invalid" in
any field, and if there are any invalids then lock = true.
Don't quite know the syntax yet but will figure that out.
2011-12-08 08:19:49
#3
I think it should be done from the script that validates the first field (or the calculate script of the text box which displays the "Invalid" value).
Use the same logic you used to populate the text box to enable/disable the other fields.
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