Based on my understanding of the spec, I don’t think anything other than “print” can be used in this case. I can see how having custom relevant values could be useful but I don’t think it’s supported by Acrobat/Reader as the XFA agent.

Thanks

You would do this using the Script Editor by adding an xfa.host.messageBox(“<message>”) statement in the object’s (most likely the print button) PostPrint event. The PostPrint event is fired on all objects (that support it) after printing.

I want to display a post print message, explaining what a user should do after printing the form.

How and where within the XML Source should this be done?

Thanks for your help, I appreciate the effort.

I don’t believe you can achieve this only with the relevant attribute. You’ll need to set the presence to “hidden” on the PrePrint event.

I had a try on using relevant as opposed to hiding/showing at pre-print and post-print events. However, it appears that fields that was set with relevant=”-print” were “invisible” on print. Is there a way that we could make the fields “hidden” on print rather than having them “invisible” using the relevant property?

If you put

xfa.form.MyForm.MyForm.MyFragment.presence=”hidden”

in your fragment and it gets inserted into a document which has a root subform named “form1″ instead of “MyForm”, your script will fail because “MyForm” won’t exist, which could explain why the fragment won’t hide itself.

You didn’t explain under what circumstances the fragment would hide itself but let’s say it was during the form’s initialization sequence if a particular field value was not 1. This is what you could put in the fragment’s Initialize event (Initialize event of the subform that is defined as a fragment):

// JavaScript:
if (theField.rawValue != 1)
    this.presence = "hidden";

Maybe you can help me with a query I have around making fragments hidden. I have a form that includes a fragment. I can make the presence of this fragment hidden by specifying the following JavaScript within my form:
xfa.form.MyForm.MyForm.MyFragment.presence=”hidden”
However, my requirements are for the JavaScript to reside within the fragment. However, when I embed corresponding JavaScript in my fragment the fragment always displays when the form is rendered. Would you have an example of how to achieve this?

Thanks.

Please disregard my last post. I changed the form to dynamic rather than static and that took care of the problem.

Nicole

I’m working a form where I have a drop-down list at the top of the form where the users select their name and other fields are automatically filled in. This part works just fine. However, I am trying to make the drop-down list box disappear after the selection has been made and the user has selected “yes” from the confirmation box. The confirmation box works, too. However, the if statement that I put in after the confirmation box script only works in part. It is supposed to make the entire drop-down list box disappear if the user chooses “yes” that they have made the correct choice in names. The problem is this: the content area appears to disappear, but the caption stays behind. No matter what I try, it will not disappear with the content area. This code has worked on another form, but will not work on this one.

topmostSubform.Page1.officerSetupBox::exit – (JavaScript, client)
//Message box asking for confirmation that the intended choice was selected. 1=icon listed on message box, 2=yes and no button displayed.
//Answer selected put into variable called confirm
var confirm = xfa.host.messageBox(“Is this the officer you wish to select?”, “Confirmation”, 1, 2)
//If the answer is yes make box disappear; 4=yes;
if (confirm==4)
{officerSetupBox.presence=”invisible”;}

What am I missing here and why would this work in one form but not another? I’ve come across that several times.

Any help would be appreciated. I’m not finding any help in any of the resources I have looked at.

Nicole