Adobe LiveCycle Designer Scripting Basics Live Cycle 8.0 8
User Manual: adobe Adobe LiveCycle Designer - 8.0 - Scripting Basics Free User Guide for Adobe LiveCycle Software, Manual
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- Contents
- Preface
- About Scripting in LiveCycle Designer
- Configuring LiveCycle Designer Workspace for Scripting
- Creating Calculations and Scripts
- About creating calculations and scripts
- Naming conventions for form design objects and variables
- Choosing a scripting language
- To create a calculation or script
- To find text or other items
- To replace text or other items
- To use statement completion to create calculations and scripts
- To insert object reference syntax automatically
- Determining when to run your calculation or script
- To view scripting events and scripts
- Determining where to run your calculation or script
- Testing and debugging calculations and scripts
- Events
- About events
- Types of events
- Process events
- Interactive events
- Application events
- List of events
- calculate event
- change event
- click event
- docClose event
- docReady event
- enter event
- exit event
- form:ready event
- full event
- indexChange event
- initialize event
- layout:ready event
- mouseDown event
- mouseEnter event
- mouseExit event
- mouseUp event
- postPrint event
- postSave event
- preOpen event
- prePrint event
- preSave event
- preSubmit event
- validate event
- Scripting Languages
- Variables
- Referencing Objects in Calculations and Scripts
- Creating and Reusing JavaScript Functions
- Debugging Calculations and Scripts
- About debugging calculations and scripts
- Providing debugging feedback using the messageBox method
- To enable the JavaScript Debugger for LiveCycle Designer
- To prevent the JavaScript Debugger from disappearing in LiveCycle Designer
- Executing scripts in the JavaScript Console
- Providing debugging feedback using the JavaScript Console
- Working with a Host Application
- Working with the Event Model
- Moving from Scripting in Acrobat to LiveCycle Designer
- Examples of Common Scripting Tasks
- About the scripting examples
- Changing the background colors of fields, fillable areas, and subforms
- Hiding and showing objects
- Changing the visual properties of an object on the client
- Getting the current or previous value of a drop-down list
- Adjusting the height of a field at run time
- Setting a field as required at run time
- Calculating the field sums
- Highlighting fields in response to form filler interaction
- Resetting the values of the current subform
- Changing the presence of a form design object
- Using the properties of the instance manager to control subforms
- Using the methods of the instance manager to control subforms
- Using the instance manager to control subforms at run time
- Index