Titlebook: Enhancing Adobe Acrobat DC Forms with JavaScript; Jennifer Harder Book 20171st edition Jennifer Harder 2017 Adobe Acrobat CC.Forms.PDF For

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Buttons, Navigation, Form and Non-Form ActionsIn Chapter 2, you saw a few simple examples of actions you could create with buttons. Now you will focus on a few more. This chapter will cover

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Introduction to Simplified Field Notation and JavaScriptIn this chapter, you will first explore simplified field notation (SFN) used in Excel and how it compares to JavaScript. This will set the groundwork for what you can expect in the rest of the book.

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Basic and Complex CalculationsIn the first example of JavaScript calculations in this chapter, we will compare three methods: Value, simplified field notation (SFN), and JavaScript as found in the Calculate tab in the Text and Dropdown Menu form fields, as shown in Figure 6-1

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Format CalculationsIn this chapter, you‘ll be working with Number, Percentage, Date, and Time formats using simplified field notation (SFN) and Value. Let’s look at where it works and doesn’t. You’ll also need some JavaScript to assist you.

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Various JavaScript Alerts, Notes, and Time StampsAs you have seen in previous chapters, JavaScript is very useful for forms when you want to do calculations.

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Create Help for Clients with Rollover Text and AlertsIn Chapter 4, you learned that you can create a small help menu with the order form using buttons that hide and show. However, if you need your text to be more detailed, this method might not always be the best solution. Luckily, in Acrobat there are a few other methods you can use that can assist you with creating help for your client.

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Validation with Text Boxes, Alerts, and Radio ButtonsThe JavaScript becomes more complex as multiple form fields work in tandem.

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