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1. Avg. Rating 5.0
   • JavaScript
   • LiveCycle Designer ES

   Allow a user to filter the items in a dropdown

   Make one small change to the dropdown and add a simple line of script to the enter event, you can turn your standard dropdown into a filterable list. There is an optional script for the exit event, if you want to prevent the user from inputting a value that does not match an item in the list.

   • Niall O'Donovan
   • 1
   • August 3, 2011
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   • Acrobat
   • LiveCycle Designer ES

   Using LiveCycle Forms in Acrobat and Reader

   This PDF sets out the four options that a developer should consider before you deploy the form. In essence you are looking at the user and the likelihood that they only have Reader and not the full Acrobat. If this is the case then they may not be able to use all of the features that you built into ...

   • Niall O'Donovan
   • 1
   • November 14, 2009
3. Avg. Rating 4.5
   • JavaScript
   • LiveCycle Designer ES

   How often events fire and their sequence

   I original had the idea of having a form that set out the pros and cons of each event and giving examples of script that could be used in each event. In the end, it has focused on the number of times that different events fire and the sequence. To view this form you will need Acrobat/Reader version ...

   • Niall O'Donovan
   • 0
   • November 25, 2009
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   • LiveCycle Designer ES

   Sending SMS Text Messages from within a PDF Form

   WARNING: Following the introduction of the JavaScript Blacklist Framework, this solution is less likely to work!!!! This is a part solution, I am just outlining the options and steps in setting up a SMS button. The final solution would depend on the service providers in your country.

   • Niall O'Donovan
   • 0
   • January 9, 2010
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   • Acrobat

   Multiplying two form fields in Acrobat

   You can use the built-in functions in AcroForms to multiply the two fields together.

   • Niall O'Donovan
   • 0
   • December 13, 2010
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   • JavaScript
   • LiveCycle Designer ES

   Moving Objects Around a Form

   This solution is based on the "fly swatter" example by Thom Parker (http://www.pdfscripting.com) and samples by John Brinkman (http://blogs.adobe.com/formfeed/) looking at x, y, w and h properties.

   • Niall O'Donovan
   • 0
   • November 15, 2009
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   • JavaScript
   • LiveCycle Designer ES

   Script to access Acrobat menu items

   This PDF (XFA form) provides the script for the Acrobat menu items that are currently permitted. It also has XFA equivalents and Acrobat JavaScript equivalents, where these are available. The form is set up so that you can access the scripts by clicking the buttons. The scripts appear in a dialogue ...

   • Niall O'Donovan
   • 0
   • November 25, 2009

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