Our previous example used a dropdown to control which page was visible. In this example we show how you can set up a loop in a function to hide all of the pages and then allow the remainder of the script to show the target page. This may be useful where you have a lot of pages in your form.
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A previous post shows how events fire and their sequence as a user interacted with your form. If you explore the form you will see how some events fire quite often, in particular the calculate event, validate event and the form:ready event. The intention of the example is to show that some events fire many [...]
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The Scripting Object Model (SOM) is one of the backbones of the XFA Specification. The SOM provides a structure for referencing objects and properties in our forms. A SOM expression is simply the reference in a script to another object. If the objects are in the same container, then the SOM expression can be as [...]
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Hi
I have not seen so many that use this to achive a wizard guide style to fill in a form.
Do you know any good examples.
Hi,
We have used this on other projects, quite successfully. Here is a screenshot where the tabe along the top show/hide pages once clicked. Unfortunately I cannot share this form.
I hope at least it gives you a direction.
Niall