This tutorial demonstrates how to setup and connect to an Access 2010 Database using Adobe LiveCycle Forms through an ODBC connection.
Code used:
xfa.sourceSet.DataConnection.first(); (assuming the Data Connection name is “DataConnection”)
This tutorial demonstrates how to setup and connect to an Access 2010 Database using Adobe LiveCycle Forms through an ODBC connection.
Code used:
xfa.sourceSet.DataConnection.first(); (assuming the Data Connection name is “DataConnection”)
Here is a tutorial on the basics of using Signature fields in Adobe LiveCycle. It also covers how to “lock” a form when a digital signature is applied, and how to leave some fields (such as a print or email button) unlocked.
In this tutorial I demonstrate a simple method for selecting a random sample from a table of data in any spreadsheet that can reference the “RAND()” function (Google Docs, Open Office, Microsoft Excel).
Follow up tutorial to Master Page Basics demonstrating more advanced features such as: custom page sizes, header objects that reference form data, and form flow to specific master pages.
Code placed in the ready : layout event of “FORM.#pageSet[0].Page2.txtCustomer” & “FORM.#pageSet[0].Page2.txtSSN” fields of Master Page 2:
this.rawValue = FORM.Main.txtCustomer.rawValue;
Modified code used in the “FORM.#pageSet[0].Page2.txtSSN” field to carry over the SSN formatting from the Main page:
this.rawValue = FORM.Main.txtSSN.formattedValue;
This tutorial demonstrates my method of avoiding the use of JavaScript popups in LiveCycle forms when the form requires special user input that a popup window would normally be used.
This method arose out of my frustration with the “Warning: JavaScript Window” message that Adobe doesn’t allow to be removed from popups called using the xfa.host.messageBox method.