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• Elements of targeting via javascript... How?

  Here is the code for a navigation menu where only option seems lit at a time (based on the code sent to me by the amazing Jon Fritz II).

  CSS:

  a button0 #, a {#button1

  Display: block;

  float: left;

  Width: 55px;

  height: 67px;

  margin: 0;

  }

  a button0.inactive #.	{background: url(/carousel_home.png)-55 0 non-repetition}
  a button0.active #.	{background: url(/carousel_home.png) 0 0 non-repetition}
  a button1.inactive #.	{background: url(/carousel_vip.png) - 0 non-repetition 55px}
  a button1.active #.	{background: url(/carousel_vip.png) 0 0 non-repetition}

  HTML:

  < a href = "#" onclick = "changeClass (this) ' class = 'inactive menu' id = 'button0' > < / has >"

  < a href = "#" onclick = "changeClass (this) ' class = 'inactive menu' id ="button1"> < / a >"

  JSCRIPT:

  < script >

  function changeClass (elClass) {}

  var divsLength = document.getElementsByClassName("menu").length;

  for (i = 0; i < divsLength; i ++) {}

  document.getElementsByClassName ("menu") [i] .className = 'inactive menu ';

  }

  elClass.className = 'active menu ';

  }

  < /script >

  What makes that swap the class of a button clicked (in a menu), returning all the other buttons to their original state, where only 1 button appears "informed" at the same time. The a tags are used as block elements that simply change the background image to produce a State "enlightened" and "off".

  My question is via javascript (or something else), is it possible to change class trigger for buttons in a region outside of the menu? In other words, we can do a link text on the page itself trigger which button in the menu 'light '. Something like < a href = "javascript:slide('div1'); JavaScript: (go turn on button1) "> example < /a >"

  The reason is that this menu is not the ONLY way to go from one section to another. So if I click on a link in another DIV on the same page that takes me to another area, ideally, I would like to see the button that represents the area in the menu nav lights as it is clicked on - even if she didn't. And of course, the other buttons are NOT lit.

  Thank you!

  There is little difference between these two, although it could cause your page suddenly jump to the top (if the link is near the bottom, since the browser will interpret the link null as an anchor named to the top of the page.  The way to resolve this would be like that-

  link

  I prefer this format, but I don't know why.

  For the second problem, change this-

  something

  something2

  on this subject.

  something

  something2

• How to set null article Page in Session Via JavaScript

  Request Express 4.2.6.00.03

  We set a value in a control SELECTION, 'P5_DATASET_NAME ', in the session with a dynamic Action on the change of this control.

  We do this with the following JavaScript code snippet:

  Apex. Server.Process ("dummy"

  , {pageItems: '#P5_DATASET_NAME'}

  , {dataType: "text"}

  Async: false,

  complete: function (ajaxResponse)

  {

  var ignoredReturn = ajaxResponse.responseText;

  }

  });

  It works perfectly, as long as the user selects a value not zero in the drop-down list SELECT down. In other words, we can make any selection (other than NULL), pop up the session in the developer toolbar and immediately see the new value it. In addition, if we then refresh an interactive report on the page that uses the value of this element in the SELECT source, he correctly extraction based on the new value.

  * HOWEVER * if the user selects the NULL option (only if they choose this option), value in the session remains unchanged and continues to be set to the previous value. The $v function correctly reports the null value. If the is updated interactive report it is based on the previous value.

  So, the question is, what is special about NULL? How can I position "unplugged", the value of a session (or null) article page via JavaScript?

  Thank you

  -Joe

  Joe Upshaw wrote:

  Request Express 4.2.6.00.03

  We set a value in a SELECTION control, "P5_DATASET_NAME", at the session with dynamic Action on the change of this control.

  We do this with the following JavaScript code snippet:

  Apex. Server.Process ("dummy"

  , {pageItems: '#P5_DATASET_NAME'}

  , {dataType: "text"}

  Async: false,

  complete: function (ajaxResponse)

  {

  var ignoredReturn = ajaxResponse.responseText;

  }

  });

  It works perfectly, as long as the user selects a value not zero in the drop-down list SELECT down. In other words, we can make any selection (other than NULL), pop up the session in the developer toolbar and immediately see the new value it. In addition, if we then refresh an interactive report on the page that uses the value of this element in the SELECT source, he correctly extraction based on the new value.

  * HOWEVER * if the user selects the NULL option (only if they choose this option), value in the session remains unchanged and continues to be set to the previous value. The $v function correctly reports the null value. If the interactive report is updated it is based on the previous value.

  So, the question is, what is special about NULL? How can I position "unplugged", the value of a session (or null) article page via JavaScript?

  Another question is: why are you going to this length instead of just using the source attribute Page to go on IR region, which will be automatically put in the session state until the IR is updated?

• Is there a method to add a field of barcode via Javascript?

  I think I did a reasonably diligent search and I can't find information on how a barcode field can be added to a PDF file via javascript.

  My Excel-based application generates a series of documents in PDF format (based on user feedback) and I would like to add a bar code field to some of them. I can't add the barcode manually field because PDF files don't exist as user-initiated.

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  It isn't documented, but you pouvez add a barcode field using the addField

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• Setting opacity object via JavaScript

  Hello

  one last thing: I'm trying to adjust the opacity of the object of a framework of text via JavaScript (39%).

  

  Unfortunately, I can't find the right code for this (I scanned the Jongware object model viewer but this part seems to be a bit tricky). Any ideas?

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  text_frame [i].transparencySettings.blendingSettings.opacity = 39;

• How to change the "TextVariable" via javascript

  Hello

  How can I change the value of a "Custom text Variable" via javascript in indesign CS5?

  I understand that there is a 'content' that is me allotted property, but I can't understand how to set or change.

  Here's the javascript code example for reference.

  var docRef = app.activeDocument;
  
  
  for ( var i = 0; i < docRef.textVariables.length; i++ ) {
  
  
      var textVariableItem = docRef.textVariables[i];
  
  
            // Check for the type
            if (textVariableItem.variableType === VariableTypes.CUSTOM_TEXT_TYPE){
  
  
                      var variableOption = textVariableItem.variableOptions;
    
                      // This will give me the text value of the variable
                      alert("Text Variable " + i + " \n " + textVariableItem.name + "\n" + variableOption.contents);
  
  
                      // But how do I set it? 
                      // The following does not seem to work 
                      variableOption.contents = "New custom text..."; 
            }
  }
  

  // Logic behind this script
  
  // theScript()
  // is a wrapper function to provide functional scope to the entire script
  // This function is invoked at the very bottom of the file
  
  // main();
  // the main function that gathers the initial parameters and launches the dialog box
  
  // function mainDialog(docRef, selectedItems, layers, inputs)
  // A function that creates a dialog box this function is passed as a parameter to a "factory method"
  // called function sfDialogFactory(dialog)
  // which is a general purpose utility for creating dialog boxes.
  
  // The mainDialog function has a callback function that responds to the "comtinue" button and after some validation
  // makes a call to a function called
  
  // function doAction(docRef, inputs, options)
  // This is where the main behvior of the script is suppose to be defined.
  // it is designed to be called AFTER the dialog box return and is the result of the callback inside mainDialog
  // The doAction function receives objects that are parameter holders for various inputs and options that come from the
  // dialog box presented to the user
  
  function theScript() {
  ///////////////////////////////////////////////////
  // BEGIN THE SCRIPT
  //=================================================
  
  ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  // SCRIPT MAIN PROCESS
  ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  // Main Process
  // The beginning of the script starts here
  // Add main logic routine to this function
  
  // Call Main Function to get the ball rolling
  var elementsData;
  var theDocument = app.activeDocument;
  var inputGroup;
  main();
  
  function main(){
  var theSelectedItems = theDocument.selection;
  var theLayers = theDocument.layers;
  
      var myDialog = sfDialogFactory(mainDialog(theDocument, theSelectedItems), theLayers);
      var result = myDialog.show();
      if (result == 1){
          newAction();
          alert("Done");
          }
      else{
          alert("Not Done");
          }
  }
  
  ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  // SCRIPT SUPPORTING FUNCTIONS
  ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  // Supporting Functions
  // Include functions that offer partial functionality
  // These functions are called and acted upon within the mainProcess function
  function newAction(){
  
          var formData = getControlValues(inputGroup);
          var inputs = {};
          var options = {};
         // alert("callback get form data");
        // Do something with formData values here
          var cLen = formData.controls.length;
          var formValues = '';
          for (var c = 0; c < cLen; c++ )
          {
              if (formData.controls[c].name === "inputECONumber") {
                  inputs.inputECONumber = formData.controls[c].value;
                  // alert(formData.controls[c].name + " | " + formData.controls[c].value);
              }
  
              if (formData.controls[c].name === "inputDocumentName") {
                  inputs.inputDocumentName = formData.controls[c].value;
                  // alert(formData.controls[c].name + " | " + formData.controls[c].value);
              }
  
              if (formData.controls[c].name === "inputDocumentNumber") {
                  inputs.inputDocumentNumber = formData.controls[c].value;
                  // alert(formData.controls[c].name + " | " + formData.controls[c].value);
              }
  
              if (formData.controls[c].name === "inputDocumentRevision") {
                  inputs.inputDocumentRevision = formData.controls[c].value;
                  // alert(formData.controls[c].name + " | " + formData.controls[c].value);
              }
  
              if (formData.controls[c].name === "inputDocumentType") {
                  inputs.inputDocumentType = formData.controls[c].value;
                  // alert(formData.controls[c].name + " | " + formData.controls[c].value);
              }
          }//End FOR
      doAction(theDocument, inputs, options);
      }
  
  function mainDialog(docRef, selectedItems, layers, inputs) {
  
  // Main Dialog
  // alert("Main Dialog: " + docRef.name);
  
  if ( docRef === undefined ) {
    alert("Cannot Execute, please select a document.");
  }
  
    var currentData = getMetaData();
  
    var dialogObj = {};
  
    dialogObj.groups = []; // An array of dialog groups
    dialogObj.title = "Update Meta Data";
  
    var groupLabelInfo = {};
    groupLabelInfo.title = "Edit: " + docRef.name;
  
    // Add Elements using JSON shorthand syntax
    groupLabelInfo.elements = [
      {
          "name":"labelECONumber",
          "type":"statictext",
          "value":"Engineering Change Order (ECO) Number",
          "visible":true
      },
      {
          "name":"inputECONumber",
          "type":"edittext",
          "value": currentData.inputECONumber,
          "visible":true
      },
  
      {
          "name":"documentName",
          "type":"statictext",
          "value":"Document Name",
          "visible":true
      },
      {
          "name":"inputDocumentName",
          "type":"edittext",
          "value": currentData.inputDocumentName,
          "visible":true
      },
  
      {
          "name":"documentNumber",
          "type":"statictext",
          "value":"Document Number",
          "visible":true
      },
      {
          "name":"inputDocumentNumber",
          "type":"edittext",
          "value": currentData.inputDocumentNumber,
          "visible":true
      },
  
      {
          "name":"documentRevision",
          "type":"statictext",
          "value":"Revision",
          "visible":true
      },
      {
          "name":"inputDocumentRevision",
          "type":"dropdownlist",
          "value": currentData.listRevisions,
          "visible":true,
          "selection":currentData.selectionRevision,
      },
  
      {
          "name":"documentType",
          "type":"statictext",
          "value":"Label Type",
          "visible":true
      },
      {
          "name":"inputDocumentType",
          "type":"dropdownlist",
          "value": currentData.listDocumentTypes,
          "visible":true,
          "selection":currentData.selectionDocumentType,
      },
  
    ];
  
    // Add to groups to list
    dialogObj.groups.push(groupLabelInfo);
    return dialogObj;
  }
  
  function doAction(docRef, inputs, options) {
  
  alert("doAction " + docRef.name + " \n INPUTS: \n" + inputs.reflect.properties + "\n\n OPTIONS: \n" + options.reflect.properties);
  
  // Get the current contents
  
  var fooContents = app.activeDocument.textVariables.item ('Foo').variableOptions.contents;
  var barContents = app.activeDocument.textVariables.item ('Bar').variableOptions.contents;
  
  alert("GET textVariable contents \n Foo: \n" + fooContents + "\n\n Bar: \n" + barContents);
  
  // Set/Update the contents
  // Why does this not seem to work?
  
  alert("SET textVariable contents \n Foo: \n" + inputs.inputDocumentName + "\n\n Bar: \n" + inputs.inputDocumentType);
  
  app.activeDocument.textVariables.item ('Foo').variableOptions.contents = inputs.inputDocumentName;
  app.activeDocument.textVariables.item ('Bar').variableOptions.contents = inputs.inputDocumentType;
  
  // Script does not seem to reach this point. Why?
  alert("END of doAction");
  }
  
  // A Factory function for creating dialog boxes
  
  function sfDialogFactory(dialog) {
  
      // A factory method for creating dialog screens
  
      // Dialog Window
      var d = new Window("dialog", dialog.title);
  
      // alert("Number of Inputs" + dialog.inputs.length);
      // alert("Number of Options" + dialog.options.length);
  
      var i; // counter
      var len; // length of array elements
  
      // Generate Groups
      if (dialog.groups.length > 0) {
  
          len = dialog.groups.length;
          for (i = 0; i < len; i++ )
          {
              var currentGroup = dialog.groups[i];
              inputGroup = d.add ("panel", undefined, currentGroup.title);
                  inputGroup.alignChildren = ["fill","fill"];
  
              if (currentGroup.elements.length > 0) {
                  // Add Elements
                  var ii;
                  var elemLen = currentGroup.elements.length;
                  for (ii = 0; ii < elemLen; ii++ )
                  {
                      var currentElement = currentGroup.elements[ii];
  
                      var el = inputGroup.add(currentElement.type, undefined, currentElement.value);
  
                      // Additional properties added for future reflection
                      el.elName = currentElement.name;
                      el.elIndex = ii;
  
                      switch(currentElement.type)
                      {
                          case "statictext":
                              el.visible = currentElement.visible;
                          break;
                          case "edittext":
                              el.visible = currentElement.visible;
                          break;
                          case "dropdownlist":
                              el.visible = currentElement.visible;
                              el.selection = currentElement.selection;
                              el.onChange = currentElement.onChange;
                          break;
                          case "checkbox":
                              el.visible = currentElement.visible;
                              el.value = currentElement.value;
                          break;
                          default:
                          throw new Error('Unknown Dialog Element Type [' + currentElement.type + ']');
                      }
  
                  }
              }
          }
      }
  
    // Buttons Group
    var buttonGroup = d.add("group");
    var bOK = buttonGroup.add("button", undefined, "Continue", {name: "ok"});
    var bCANCEL = buttonGroup.add("button", undefined, "Cancel", {name: "cancel"});
  
    return d;
  }
  function getControlValues(set) {
      elementsData = {};
      elementsData.controls = [];
      // TO DO Add more types
  
      var giLen = set.children.length;
      for (var gi = 0; gi < giLen; gi++ )
      {
          var child = set.children[gi];
          // alert(objReflection(child, "none", false));
          // alert(child.type);
          var control = {};
              control.name = child.elName;
              control.index = child.elIndex;
              control.type = child.type;
              control.visible = child.visible;
          switch(child.type)
          {
              case "statictext":
                  control.value = child.text;
              break;
              case "edittext":
                  control.value = child.text;
              break;
              case "dropdownlist":
                  control.value = child.selection.text;
              break;
              case "checkbox":
                  control.value = child.value;
              break;
              default:
              throw new Error('Unknown Dialog Element Type');
          }
          elementsData.controls.push(control);
          // alert(objReflection(control, "none", false));
      }
      return elementsData;
  }
  function getMetaData() {
  // Return a data structure that contains meta data from the document.
  
      var dataObject = {};
  
       // Default arrays
       dataObject.listRevisions = generateRangeOfNumbers ("r", 1, 100);
       dataObject.listDesignComps = generateRangeOfNumbers ("Comp_", 1, 100);
       dataObject.listDocumentTypes = [
                       "Datasheet",
                       "Manual",
                       "Tech Guide",
                       "Other"
                   ];
  
       // Set Sensible Default Values for the UI Form
       if (!dataObject.inputECONumber) {
           dataObject.inputECONumber = "###ECO###";
       }
  
       if (!dataObject.inputDocumentName) {
           dataObject.inputDocumentName = "Document Name";
       }
  
       if (!dataObject.inputDocumentNumber) {
           dataObject.inputDocumentNumber = "048-xxx-30";
       }
  
       if (!dataObject.inputDocumentRevision) {
           dataObject.inputDocumentRevision = "r01";
       }
  
       if (!dataObject.inputDocumentType) {
           dataObject.inputDocumentType = "Datasheet";
       }
  
       return dataObject;
  
  }
  
  function generateRangeOfNumbers (prefix, start, end) {
      // This function generates an array of sequential numbers within a range
      // prefix = string to append to beginning of each element
      // start = the beginning of the range
      // end = the end of the range
      // length = overall number of cycles to loop through, start and end must fall within this value
  
      var output = [];
  
      for ( var i = start; i <= end; i++ )
      {
          if (i < 10) {
              // Add a leading zero
              output.push(prefix + "0" + i);
          }
          else {
              output.push(prefix + i);
          }
      }
  
      return output;
  }
  
  //=================================================
  // END THE SCRIPT
  ///////////////////////////////////////////////////
  }
  
  theScript();
  

  I modified your code shortly. He works for me here. Check it out...

  Thank you

  Green4ever

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• To hide multiple items via javascript or actions in case of different variable values - how?

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  If variable1 < = 80 screenx.elemetc.hide;

  If variable1 < = 70 screenx.elemetd.hide;

  (2) if it is not possible... OK, I use advanced actions. But there is the 2nd problem: it runs only the first part of it when exporting in HTML5.

  See photo. I try to hide - or no - hide the 9 elements in case of different values in a Variable. Lets say that the value is "7". In se9 is Laura if the value is less than or equal 9 to hide the element ausw_se_10. This method works. In se8 is asket if the value is less than or equal 8 in order to hide the element ausw_se_09 - what you see in the image. This and the following mask does not work. I'm doing something wrong or is this a bug? And is there a solution?

  

  Showing and hiding are a relatively easy control if you use HTML5:

  CP. Hide ("element_name");

  If you want to hide as much as you describe, you would need a very strict naming convention and use a loop to hide items.