Doc Save As and Trusted Function

Question

I have been reading over the forum and the adobe help files regarding this. I think I am close but since I need to get my IT department to assist in placing the js files where they have to go, I thought I might ask the forum if I am on the right track
I still have to make sure the field values will not include an illegal characters. They wont be empty as the forms will be coming directly from our system -prefilled
Currently these forms automatically email (although staff still have to hit the actual send button) when staff go to print the document.  The people who get these forms are just finding it a bit hard to keep up with the emails and have asked to just have the files save to a folder so they can look at when they have time
This is what I have for my trust propagator function.  I assume this is the only js file I will need as it incoporates the trusted function?
mySaveAs = app.trustPropagatorFunction(function(doc,path)
  app.beginPriv();
   doc.saveAs(path);
  app.endPriv(); })
myTrustedSpecialTaskFunc = app.trustedFunction(function(doc,path)
  // Privileged and/or non-privileged code above
  app.beginPriv();
   mySaveAs(doc,path);
  app.endPriv();
  // Privileged and/or non-privileged code below });
I got this code from the Adobe Help
then I want to have this code in the Document Did Print area
var name = this.getField("FormValues.accountNames_0").value
var folio =this.getField("FormValues.folioNumber_0").value
myTrustedSpecialTaskFunc(this, "/w/Public/AccountOpening/" + name + " " + folio,pdf);
I have to read where to put the js file as I have seen some comments on the forum that where you place the js file has changed for those with Adobe X and Windows 7
Would anyone be be able to let me know if I am on the right path before I get IT involved.  I suppose I could test the code on my own laptop to see if it would allow me to save the form.....
Thank you

Answer 1

Read this: The Acrobat Ninja: Acrobat 10.1.1 JavaScript changes
You have to manually create the folders that aren't present, and they must be named correctly.
It's a good idea to use the valueAsString property instead of the value property to get the field values, since you're using the results as strings. It probably won't make a difference here, but it's a good habit to get into. You also have a typo in that last line of code. It should be:
myTrustedSpecialTaskFunc(this, "/w/Public/AccountOpening/" + name + " " + folio + ".pdf");
It would be a good idea to make sure those field value aren't blank if there's a chance that they could be.
Also, consider using a try/catch block for the doc.saveAs call, and look at the return value so you can give the users a more helpful error message than what the default will be if something goes wrong.
If you need help with any of this, post again.