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  Application of JavaScript - TypeError: window of the CloseAlert not a function.

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• JavaScript to display the field date in the format below

  I'm a customer form who need the date to display in the format below

  As if he puts day 13/05/2015 then it should show that may 13, 2016 (Please note that there should be "th" after 13)

  19/07/2016 should show that July 19, 2016 (an' th' after only 19 should be here)

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  This way of listing of numbers is known as "Ordinal". There are many was to this script. What works for the web that JavaScript can easily work with few changes in Acrobat Forms. This type of date format is generally used in legal forms.

  You should be able to search the forums for "legal date" or "ordinal" and find the post.

  I found a JavaScript function that can take a number of entry and returns the number with the ordinal suffix. This allows you to create any number of date formats.

  This function is not limited to a few dates bat can be used to add the ordinal suffix to a number any.

  The function:

  function ordinal_suffix_of (I) I have

  {

  var j = i % 10, / / tens of rest

  k = i % 100, //100's remains

  cSuffix = "e"; results of default suffix

  If (j == 1 & k! = 11) {}

  No 11;

  cSuffix = "m";

  }

  If (j == 2 & k! = 12) {}

  No 12;

  cSuffix = "nd";

  }

  If (j == 3 & k! = 13) {}

  No 13;

  cSuffix = "rd";

  }

  return i + cSuffix;

  } / / end of function ordial_suffix;

  I put this code in the location of the script to document level and then call it as necessary in the various areas.

  I enter the date in a different area that would not print and then have the date formatting in another area. You know how to divide the date entered in the month, string date and year, parts and then rearrange them as needed.

  You can test the code using the Acrobat JavaScript console:

  function ordinal_suffix_of (i)
  {
  var j = i % 10, / / tens of rest
  k = i % 100, //100's remains
  cSuffix = "e"; results of default suffix
  If (j == 1 & k! = 11) {}
  No 11;
  cSuffix = "m";
  }
  If (j == 2 & k! = 12) {}
  No 12;
  cSuffix = "nd";
  }
  If (j == 3 & k! = 13) {}
  No 13;
  cSuffix = "rd";
  }
  return i + cSuffix;
  } / / end of function ordial_suffix;

  function MyDateFormat (cFormat, cDate)
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  on the other
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  }
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  Console.println (cFormattedDate);
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  Console.println (MyDateFormat ("d/mm/yyyy", dateInput));
  dateInput = "19/07/2015;
  Console.println (MyDateFormat ("d/mm/yyyy", dateInput));
  dateInput = "09/07/2015;
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• Error: arithmetic over / underflow - divided by zero?

  Hello

  IM newbie on Adobe LiveCycle. Ive was able to create a form and now I tried to make some calculation about it.

  All right, the pdf is the calculation, but Im getting an error, because I understand that I'm trying to calculate with the classified, those that are empty - no need to register again as a field of zero = > divide by zero...?

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  pod11. RawValue = (((pod2.rawValue * (pod8.rawValue / 100)) - pod6.rawValue) / pod2.rawValue) * 100

  Thank you very much for the help!

  K.

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  to avoid errors to the breast to calculate that each field to ensure there is no rawValue is equal to null, you need to check...

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• Rename the bookmarks using JavaScript?

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  I have trying to subract a value of a total and then dividing this total to find out how many questions a person wrong (each question is assigned a value of 4)

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• JavaScript for the sum of a column cells

  Hi all -

  I have a table in expansion (lines can be added) and I am using the line of the column footer to calculate the average of the cells which do not have the value 0.

  Form Calc is usually great, but in this case, I need to divide the sum by the number of cells that are not zero and I don't know how to do this via form Calc.

  Successfully used javascript to identify the total number of occurrences and identify the number of instances that are zero, then the part of the denominator of the equation is fine. (Number of cases - number of zeros = denominator.)

  Now, it's just the numerator. There must be a loop, right?

  Is called table: table1

  Line is called: data

  cell is called: rated

  Any thoughts? Or more effective methods? Thank you very much.

  B

  Hello

  a solution in FormCalc could look this way:

  form1.#subform[0].table1.footer.sum::calculate - (FormCalc, client)
  var c = 0
  var s = 0
  for i = 0 upto (_data.count - 1) do
    if (data[i].eValue gt 0) then
    c = Sum(c, 1)
    s = Sum(s, data[i].eValue)
    endif
  endfor
  
  if (s gt 0 and c gt 0) then
    $ = Round(s / c)
  else
    $ = 0
  endif
  

  Put this scriot in the calculate of the cell of the footer line event.

• ExternalInterface call the Javascript to AS2 array throwing error undefined

  I need to pass various (follow-up) IDs to a .swf.  the IDS are in a table like this =

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  has worked like a charm!

• Division of JavaScript calculations

  I have sucessfully added values of the 6 groups of radio button in my form (using the script below) and I now want to divide by 6 to get the average before the result is displayed in the field. Can someone tell me what to add the script to do this? I'm a novice at Javascript and depend on this forum to help me who I want to say thank you for. This forum has seen me through a lot of project tasks asked of me.

  parseInt (Strategic.Strategic1.rawValue)

  + parseInt (BusKnowledge.Knowledge.rawValue)

   

  + parseInt (Compliance.Compliance1.rawValue)

  + parseInt (Decision.Decision1.rawValue)

  + parseInt (Demeanor.Demeanor1.rawValue)

   

  + parseInt (Relationships.Relationships1.rawValue);

  Hello

  FormCalc is delivered with an average function that you can use.

  Just put this script to calculate the field event to display averages:

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• Question of Division of JavaScript

  I'm totally ignoring how to write JavaScript and very much appreciate the scripts in this forum. I used the following to calculate the value of six radio button groups and now before the show of the calculated value in the numeric field I want to divide by 6 to get the average value. Haven't found anything like that, but who works and appreciate it really help with this simple math problem.

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• Formula for dividing the three entries from field (D = A/B/C)

  I have a formula to get a value, and this is to divide the three entries from field. I don't know enough about javascript to correctly enter the code to make this happen. I have 20 rows in a form and I need to calculate column D I saw a thread on how to divide the two fields, but I need to go further with it. Can someone help me? I added that I was working (left) and I tried to develop (right).

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  establish the variables for the names of fields for the dividend and the divisor. var sDividend = ' domain name my dividends. " var sDivisor = 'name of the My divisor field. " get the value of the divisor field var nDivisor = this.getField ("sDivisor") .value; get the value of the dividend field var nDividend = this.getField('sDividend').vlalue; do not modify the code under this line Clear the value of the result field

  Event.value = ";

  see if we have a divisor of zero

  If (nDivisor! = 0) {}

  We can then divide

  Event.Value = nDividend / nDivisor;

  } / / end of calculation of the division

  The above assumes that you are dividing the value of the 2 fields.

  Assignment of the variables

  var PW1 = "PlotWt1";

  var WBC1 = "WetbuConversion1";

  var AF1 = "Acre Factor1";

  Get the values

  var nPW1 = this.getField (PW1) .value;

  var nWBC1 = this.getField ("WBC1") .value;

  FNa1 var = this.getField (AF1) .value;

  Clear the value of the result field

  Event.Value ="";

  see if we have a divisor of zero

  If (nWBC1! = 0) {}

  //Actual division operation

  event.value = nPW1 / nWBC1 / FNa1;

  } / / end of the calculation of the division

  Change the line of code:

  If (nWBC1! = 0 & nAFN! = 0) {}

  If you want to use the same calculation for a number of lines, you can create a function that all calculated fields can use, but it depends on the names of the fields that you use. If you are simply changing the number at the end, the function might be:

  function calc1(num) {
  
      // Assigning the variables
      var PW = "PlotWt" + num;
      var WBC = "WetbuConversion" + num;
      var AF = "AcreFactor1" + num;
  
      // Getting the values
      var nPW = this.getField(PW).value;
      var nWBC = this.getField(WBC).value;
      var nAF = this.getField(AF).value;
  
      // clear the result field value
      event.value="";
  
      // see if we have a non-zero divisor
      if (nWBC !=0 && nAF != 0) {
          //Actual division operation
          event.value = nPW / nWBC / nAF;
      }
  
  }
  

  You can then call it in the custom calculation of the field as the script:

  Calc1 (1);  Rank 1

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  Calc1 (5);  Rank 5

  This could be simplified a bit if you have changed your domain naming scheme to make it easier to extract the line number. In this way, that you wouldn't have to pass as I showed.

  To create a script at the level of the document to place the function, select: Advanced > Document Processing > Document JavaScripts > Add

• If/then JavaScript help needed

  Hello

  I'm trying to write a script for a PDF in Adobe Acrobat form, but I don't have much experience with JavaScript and I need help!

  Basically, I have five fields as follows:

  A1 = a checkbox

  B1 = a field with a numeric value in it

  C1 = one field with a numeric value in it

  D1 = a field with a numeric value in it

  E1 = a field where calculation of the sum.

  I want to write a script that will enter into the sum of the values of B1 + C1 + D1 E1 if a1 is checked yes.

  If it is not checked yes, then he enters the sum of the values of B1 + C1 + D1 value by 2 (and rounded down) divided in E1.

  Can anyone help?

  Thank you!

  This should do it like the custom for E1 calculation script:

  // Custom calculate script
  (function () {
  
      // Get the field values, number fields as numbers
      var a1 = getField("A1").value;
      var b1 = +getField("B1").value;
      var c1 = +getField("C1").value;
      var d1 = +getField("D1").value;
  
      // Set this field (E1) value based on the state of the check box
      if (a1 === "Off") {
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• Divide an A3 page 2 A4s

  Hello!

  I am a journalist, and after the publication of the magazine, my publisher sent me my articles in pdf format to use in my portfolio.

  The problem is, when the article is more than a single page, they send me PDF files as well as 2 pages as a A3 instead of two A4s, if you wish. I searched through all the menus in Acrobat trying to figure out how just divide the page in the middle and make two pages out of it, but I can't understand it.

  I guess I could go through several stages of cropping, to create new documents of their merger... etc - but I'm sure that there is a faster way!

  Any help would be most appreciated!

  Thank you very much

  PS: If you need to see what I mean, check out my portfolio on issuu - the first two pages are A4s, then suddenly I get A3s: http://issuu.com/princesskarlotta/docs/art_film

  Post edited by: missphotographer

  Acrobat can do, but this isn't a feature with a simple user interface - you have to write a reasonably complicated JavaScript and, of course, a lot of people who write that these scripts do for a job, so need to charge for their products. If you spend enough time reading about Acrobat scripts you can write a script yourself 'for free', but the time it would take probably more worth for you.

  What if all you want to do is view or print the PDF file, just re-FRY (print from Acrobat to the Adobe PDF printer, select the page "Mosa∩que pages" scale and take portrait A4 as the size of the paper, so your page A3 is divided between two sheets). The file you create will lose any accessibility tags, layers, video, comments etc but it will cost you nothing to do.

  If you have Adobe Illustrator, you can open the file PDF and re-export there from there, page split using work plans. Once again, he will lose all of your interactive features, comments, etc. tag structure but would preserve the layers, unlike a re-do FRY.