Forms survey

check out this forms survey:
[Oracle Forms Usage Survey|http://blog.whitehorses.nl/oracle-forms-usage-survey/]

Please share the form with me ([email protected]) as a co-author. I will see if I can help.
Instruction on how to share can be found here : http://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-2462
Gen

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Service Desk Enhancement with Forms & Survey - no data evaluation possible

Hello,
I implemented an additional form in the service desk (using the survey functionality)
See details here: http://www.solutionmanagerexpert.com/article_printable.cfm?id=5621
Creation was fine, I am able to see the additional form as extra tab in Service Desk Support Messages (transaction type SLFN).
But evaluting the data does not work.
According to the survey suite, no data is available - but I answered to the survey/provided input to the form.
I saved the values, and looking into the appropriate tables (mentioned here: CRM Survey Evaluation Data Storage) give the impression that answers are there.
But I cannot evaluate them...
Does anybody have experience with this kind of service desk enhancement and knows how to get the data for evaluation?
Regards,
Jan

Hi Shilpi,
Could you please share how did you achieve this..
Regards.,
Franklin.

Oracle Forms Survey

Hi all,
Gerd Volberg did a survey in Germany on Forms earlier this year(http://talk2gerd.blogspot.com/2011/08/result-of-2011-oracle-forms-poll-part-1.html).
Whitehorses.nl has also put one up for everyone(worldwide) to participate: http://blog.whitehorses.nl/oracle-forms-usage-survey/
They will make their results public, so this should be interesting.
So, if you're a forms user or customer, please fill in this survey.
Thanks.
Gert

Hi all,
Gerd Volberg did a survey in Germany on Forms earlier this year(http://talk2gerd.blogspot.com/2011/08/result-of-2011-oracle-forms-poll-part-1.html).
Whitehorses.nl has also put one up for everyone(worldwide) to participate: http://blog.whitehorses.nl/oracle-forms-usage-survey/
They will make their results public, so this should be interesting.
So, if you're a forms user or customer, please fill in this survey.
Thanks.
Gert

Adobe forms survey became blank and all data is gone

We used Adobe forms central to create a survey. We received approximately 105 responses, at which point I saved a copy of the responses in a pdf form to share with our team. We later logged in to Adobe forms to see if any other respondents had completed the survey and discovered the entire form was blank. All text, questions, and options were gone. The only thing remaining was the image in the header. While Adobe still reported 105 responses all data was gone. Any help retrieving the data and returning the survey text would be greatly appreciated!

Please share the form with me ([email protected]) as a co-author. I will see if I can help.
Instruction on how to share can be found here : http://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-2462
Gen

Adobe Forms Survey

I made a simple survey, did the test drive, and one of the questions that I responded to can't be seen in "View Responses" or "Summary Report"
Is it a formating issue? Thanks

It’s a multiple choice. I think I may have found the issue. I had copied it from another section, as I’m not adept at formatting. When I looked at the logic rules it said I had no choice fields.
Thanks for the help. I can send you the link if you like
Physicians Pharmacy
A L L I A N C E
James Howard
Director,
Patient Experience
866-463-5550 O
919-465-5820 D
<mailto:[email protected]> [email protected]
PhysiciansPharmacyALLIANCE.com

Is it possible to individually identify a response to a Forms central survey?

I am suggesting affixing a predetermined code (6 digit) to each response, which is exportable to an excel spreadsheet.
This is for the purposes of tracking who has responded without using any other cumbersome method.

Hi Randy,
Thank you for your prompt reply, and your acknowledgement raises another issue:
If all form surveys administered through FormsCentral are just anonymously ‘sent to’ and ‘received from’
respondents (except for email acknowledgements) then may I request an enhancement to the service,
which simply attaches a unique code(apart from date & time) to the response set each time a new respondent
submits a survey form.
This same code could also be attached to email acknowledgements sent back to forms central. This way at least
individual response sets can be linked to an email address. This requirement is fundamental to proper administration
of large surveys. Thanks Andrew Corbett

How to retrieve data from the HTML form in the JEditorPane?

I could quite easily use JEditorPane to render and display a simple HTML file.
My HTML looks like this:
<html>
<head>
<title> simple form</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="cccccc">
<center><h1>SURVEY THING</h1>
</center>
<form id="survey">
<p>1.Type something in.</p>
<textarea cols=25 rows=8>
</textarea>
<BR>
<p>2.Pick ONLY one.</p>
<input type="radio" name="thing" value="0" Checked> NO choice <BR>
<input type="radio" name="thing" value="1"> First choice <BR>
<input type="radio" name="thing" value="2"> Second choice
<BR>
<p>3.Pick all you like.</p>
<input type="checkbox" name="stuff" value="A"> A <BR>
<input type="checkbox" name="stuff" value="B"> B <BR>
<input type="checkbox" name="stuff" value="C"> C <BR>
<input type="submit" value="give data">
<input type="reset" value="do clensing">
</form>
</body>
</html>
It gets diplayed fine and I can type in text, select radio buttons (they behave mutualy-exclusive,
as they should) and check checkboxes.
The problem I have is with retrieving the values which were entered into the form.
If I, after editing, try to write the html to the file using HTMLWriter,
it records the changes I made into the textarea, however all the radio and checkbox selections are lost.
Maybe the problem is that when I enter the values I do not use any methods like
insertBeforeStart and so on, but I believe I shouldn't need to use them to populate a form.
Especially I never change the structure of the HTML.
Also, when I try to traverse the Element tree and see the input elements attributes,
I can never see a change in the entered values. However it is probably b/c I am traversing through
the model and the changes are in the view (just a guess.)
Anyway, if anybody could direct me onto the right path: how to retrieve the values typed in the form,
or if it is possible at all in the JEditorPane, I would greatly appreciate.
thanks
maciej
PS. I have seen the answer to a similar question posted some time last year. However, I am trying
to find a soultion which allows forms/surveys to be built by people who have no java and only basic
html knwledge. And Axualize way is probably a little bit too "high-tech."

Maybe helpful for u.
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.awt.Container;
import java.util.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.text.*;
import javax.swing.text.html.*;
public class TestHtmlInput extends JFrame {
     JEditorPane pane=new JEditorPane();
     public TestHtmlInput() {
          super();
          pane.setEditorKit(new HTMLEditorKit());
          pane.setText("<HTML><BODY><FORM>" +
          "<p>1.Input your name.</p>" +
          "<INPUT TYPE='text' name='firstName'>" +
          "<p>2.Input your information.</p>" +
          "<TEXTAREA rows='20' name='StationDescriptions' cols='100'>" +
          "<p>3.Pick ONLY one.</p>" +
          "<input type='radio' name='thing' value='0' Checked> NO choice <BR>" +
          "<input type='radio' name='thing' value='1'> First choice <BR>" +
          "<input type='radio' name='thing' value='2'> Second Choice <BR>" +
          "<p>4.Pick all you like.</p>" +
          "<input type='checkbox' name='stuff' value='A'> A <BR>" +
          "<input type='checkbox' name='stuff' value='B'> B <BR>" +
          "<input type='checkbox' name='stuff' value='C'> C <BR>" +
          "<p>5.Choose your nationality.</p>" +
          "<select name='natio'>" +
          "<option>12</option>" +
          "<option selected>13</option>" +
          "</select>" +
          "</FORM></BODY></HTML>");
          this.getContentPane().add(new JScrollPane(pane));
          JButton b=new JButton("print firstName text");
          b.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
               public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
                    System.out.println("Number of Components in JTextPane: " + pane.getComponentCount());
                    for (int i = 0; i < pane.getComponentCount(); i++) {
                         //NOTE FOR BELOW: know its a Container since all Components inside a JTextPane are instances of the inner class
                         //ComponentView$Invalidator which is a subclass of the Container Class (ComponentView$Invalidator extends Container)
                         Container c = (Container)pane.getComponent(i);
                         //the component of this containers will be the Swing equivalents of the HTML Form fields (JButton, JTextField, etc.)
                         //Get the # of components inside the ComponentView$Invalidator (the above container)
                         Component swingComponentOfHTMLInputType = c.getComponent(0);
                         //each ComponentView$Invalidator will only have one component at array base 0
                         //DISPLAY OF WHAT JAVA CLASS TYPE THE COMPONENT IS
                         System.out.println(i + ": " + swingComponentOfHTMLInputType.getClass().getName());
                         //this will show of what type the Component is (JTextField, JRadioButton, etc.)
                         if (swingComponentOfHTMLInputType instanceof JTextField) {
                              JTextField tf = (JTextField)swingComponentOfHTMLInputType;
                              //downcast and we have the reference to the component now!! :)
                              System.out.println(" Text: " + tf.getText());
                              tf.setText("JTextField found!");
                         } else if (swingComponentOfHTMLInputType instanceof JButton) {
                         } else if (swingComponentOfHTMLInputType instanceof JComboBox) {
                                 JComboBox combo = (JComboBox)swingComponentOfHTMLInputType;
                                 System.out.println(" Selected index: " + combo.getSelectedIndex());
                            } else if (swingComponentOfHTMLInputType instanceof JRadioButton) {
                                 JRadioButton radio = (JRadioButton)swingComponentOfHTMLInputType;
                                 System.out.println(" Selected: " + new Boolean(radio.isSelected()).toString());
                         } else if (swingComponentOfHTMLInputType instanceof JCheckBox) {
                                 JCheckBox check = (JCheckBox)swingComponentOfHTMLInputType;
                                 check.setSelected(true);
                                 System.out.println(" Selected: " + new Boolean(check.isSelected()).toString());
                         } else if (swingComponentOfHTMLInputType instanceof JScrollPane) {
                              JScrollPane pane = (JScrollPane)swingComponentOfHTMLInputType;
                              for (int j=0; j<pane.getComponentCount(); j++) {
                                   //JTextArea area = (JTextArea)swingComponentOfHTMLInputType.getComponent(0);
                                   Container c2 = (Container)pane.getComponent(j);
                                   for (int k=0; k<c2.getComponentCount(); k++) {
                                        Component c3 = (Component)c2.getComponent(k);
                                        if (c3 instanceof JTextArea) {
                                             JTextArea area = (JTextArea)c3;
                                             System.out.println(" " + area.getClass().getName());
                                             System.out.println("     Text: " + area.getText());
                                             area.setText("JTextArea found!");
                         } else {
          this.getContentPane().add(b,BorderLayout.SOUTH);
     public static void main(String args[]) {
          TestHtmlInput app = new TestHtmlInput();
          app.setDefaultCloseOperation( JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE );
          app.setSize( 400, 900 );
          app.setVisible( true );
}

How do I get a button to show in a list only when a survey is filled?

I am using cf9 with mySQl 5+. I have two tables:
Signups - where people signup to take a course.
Course_eval – once the course is completed, the student fills in the course evaluation
I use an inner join on userID in both tables.
I have a page, showsignups.cfm, that lists all of the students by course. Once a student finishes the survey, a button will show up next to the student in the showsignups.cfm page where it can be clicked on to show the survey by the individual student.
My problem is instead of showing all students with or without the survey buttons, it only shows the students who have finished the survey. It should show:
Student’s name | survey button
Student’s name |
Student’s name | survey button
Student's name |
I thought using a cfloop through the students would give me the effect I want, but alas, no. Here is the code I am using for the cfquery:
<cfquery name="getsignups" datasource="#application.dsn#">
select signups.courseTitle,signups.property,signups.calendardate,signups.company,signups.firstna me,signups.lastname,signups.email,signups.phone,signups.userID,signups.signup_id,signups.r id,course_eval.userID,course_eval.id
from signups INNER JOIN course_eval ON signups.userID = course_eval.userID
where signups.rid = #rid#
</cfquery>
(Rid is the courseID)
Here is the output I am using:
<cfoutput>
<cfloop query="getsignups">
<tr>
<td>#rid# - #firstname# #lastname# |   <a href="mailto:#email#">#email#</a></td><td>Ph: #phone#</td>
<td width="24"><a href="showsignups.cfm?signup_id=#signup_id#&go=go" class="button">Remove</a></td>
<cfif isdefined("id")>
<td width="24"><a href="../../forms/surveys.cfm?userID=#userID#" class="button">Survey</a></td>
</cfif>
</tr>
</cfloop>
</cfoutput>
I know this is a long post, but I wanted to make sure any body who reads this understands what I am trying to accomplish. Any ideas on what I am doing wrong?

Don't use an inner join:
<cfquery name="getsignups" datasource="#application.dsn#">
select signups.courseTitle,signups.property,signups.calendardate,signups.com pany,signups.firstname,signups.lastname,signups.email,signups.phone,si gnups.userID,signups.signup_id,signups.rid,course_eval.userID,course_e val.id
from signups LEFT OUTER JOIN course_eval ON signups.userID = course_eval.userID
where signups.rid = #rid#
</cfquery>
<cfoutput> <cfloop query="getsignups">    <tr>      <td>#rid# - #firstname# #lastname# |   <a href="mailto:#email#">#email#</a></td><td>Ph: #phone#</td>      <td width="24"><a href="showsignups.cfm?signup_id=#signup_id#&go=go" class="button">Remove</a></td>      <cfif isdefined("id")>        <td width="24"><a href="../../forms/surveys.cfm?userID=#userID#" class="button">Survey</a></td>      </cfif>    </tr> </cfloop>            </cfoutput>
Use:
<cfif id neq "">
Message was edited by: Eddie Lotter (Typo)

Hi! I have a Creative suite Design Standard 9 Adobe program and I am attempting to make a wizzard form that can be made into an entry form for a competition. So I need to 1. Make the form into a question and answer form that Participants may fill out. 2.

Hi! I have a Creative suite Design Standard 9 Adobe program and I am attempting to make a wizzard form that can be made into an entry form for a competition. So I need to 1. Make the form into a question and answer form that Participants may fill out. 2. make it possible for them to download it via a link on our website 3. make it possible for them to save the info they have written into the form and mail it to the mail we have supplied in the entry form and 4. make it possible for them to put in a jpg. as part of the entry for and lastly 5. make it possible for us to copy paste the document and use it on other platforms. How do I do this - is it at all possible with adobe?

Those requirements are go way beyond what PDF forms can do and are meant for, some of them would require involving other programs or are mutually exclusive and contradictory. You are wasting your time even thinking about doing this as an "offline" PDF form. Simply sign up for an online forms/ survey service like FormsCentral or Surveymonkey.
Mylenium

Dynamically Built Forms.

Greetings,
I've got two tables (questions and answers). With these two tables, I'm trying to construct a custom form (survey) that can have a random number of questions and answers. Questions can have multiple answers and may be either fill in the blank or multiple choice. Based on the question type,
(fill in the blank for example, I want to display the question and a textarea to allow the user to type in input and I'll process that and put it in a response field inside a useranswers table along with question ID.)
(multiple choice questions I want to be able to display the question and then present a series of checkboxes or radiobuttons with the relevant responses for that question from my answer database). Chosen response would once again be saved in the response field in a usersanswers table along with Question ID.
As this can be dynamic (ie a survey could have between 5 and 10 questions and a question 2-7 possible answers), it is possible to generate this with a sql query that would build the HTMLDB form for the user, or will it have to be generated using pl/sql and the htmldb_item API? If it can be generated using SQL and not PL/SQL, could someone provide me some examples of relevant code??
Currently tables are as follows:
Questions TABLE
QuestionID number
Question varchar2(255);
Answers TABLE
AnswerID number
Questionid number; (links to a question in above table)
Answer varchar2(255);
Value number (this is what would be saved for the response in the useranswers table)
UserAnswers TABLE
QuestionID
UserResponse varchar2(255);
Thanks in Advance for any help.
Clifford Moon
UTPA Webmaster.

Hi Pete,
I have done a questionniare that had a similar requirement - I needed to display a N/A field, then one of either a number, text, date or selectlist field.
I tried a good number of different methods to get everything to work properly. In the end, I created a normal tabular form (all of the questions are individual records on a table and each record has all of the data types as different fields so creating the tabular form was easy) and then used javascript to pick up the type of data required and hide all the other fields in the row. I also had to fix the widths of the column headings.
Unfortunately, my app would be too complicated to completely reproduce here. But the important bit was the javascript functionality. Here's mine:
<script type="text/javascript">
function hide(whatid)
var p;
p = whatid.parentNode;
while (p.nodeName != 'TD')
p = p.parentNode;
if (p.tagName == 'TD')
p.style.display = 'none';
function hidefields(items)
var field_TD_NA_A;
var item_TD_NA_A;
var field_TD_TYPE;
var item_TD_TYPE;
var field_TD_NUMBER;
var item_TD_NUMBER;
var field_TD_DATE;
var item_TD_DATE;
var field_TD_YN;
var item_TD_YN;
var field_TD_TEXT;
var item_TD_TEXT;
var field_TD_NA;
var item_TD_NA;
var i;
field_TD_NA_A = document.forms[0].f02;
field_TD_TYPE = document.forms[0].f03;
field_TD_NUMBER = document.forms[0].f04;
field_TD_DATE = document.forms[0].f05;
field_TD_YN = document.forms[0].f06;
field_TD_TEXT = document.forms[0].f07;
field_TD_NA = document.forms[0].f08;
if (items == 1)
item_TD_NA_A = document.forms[0].f02;
item_TD_TYPE = document.forms[0].f03;
item_TD_NUMBER = document.forms[0].f04;
item_TD_DATE = document.forms[0].f05;
item_TD_YN = document.forms[0].f06;
item_TD_TEXT = document.forms[0].f07;
item_TD_NA = document.forms[0].f08;
hideItems(item_TD_NA_A, item_TD_TYPE, item_TD_NUMBER, item_TD_DATE, item_TD_YN, item_TD_TEXT, item_TD_NA);
else
for (i = 0; i < items; i++)
item_TD_NA_A = field_TD_NA_A;
item_TD_TYPE = field_TD_TYPE[i];
item_TD_NUMBER = field_TD_NUMBER[i];
item_TD_DATE = field_TD_DATE[i];
item_TD_YN = field_TD_YN[i];
item_TD_TEXT = field_TD_TEXT[i];
item_TD_NA = field_TD_NA[i];
hideItems(item_TD_NA_A, item_TD_TYPE, item_TD_NUMBER, item_TD_DATE, item_TD_YN, item_TD_TEXT, item_TD_NA);
function hideItems(v_td_na_a, v_td_type, v_td_number, v_td_date, v_td_yn, v_td_text, v_td_na)
hide(v_td_type);
hide(v_td_na_a);
if (v_td_type.value == 'N')
hide(v_td_date);
hide(v_td_yn);
hide(v_td_text);
if (v_td_type.value == 'D')
hide(v_td_number);
hide(v_td_yn);
hide(v_td_text);
if (v_td_type.value == 'Y')
hide(v_td_number);
hide(v_td_date);
hide(v_td_text);
if (v_td_type.value == 'T')
hide(v_td_number);
hide(v_td_date);
hide(v_td_yn);
if (v_td_na_a.value != 'Y')
v_td_na.style.display = 'none';
function setHRWidths()
document.getElementById("HR1").style.width = "30px";
document.getElementById("HR2").style.width = "410px";
document.getElementById("HR3").style.width = "300px";
document.getElementById("HR4").style.width = "65px";
document.getElementById("HR5").style.width = "75px";
document.getElementById("HR6").style.width = "300px";
setHRWidths();
var divCounter;
var divItem;
var divItems;
var divParent;
if (document.getElementsByTagName("DIV"))
divItems = document.getElementsByTagName("DIV");
rowcount = divItems.length;
for (divCounter = 0; divCounter < rowcount; divCounter++)
divItem = divItems[divCounter];
if (divItem.id == "Q_SEQUENCE")
divParent = divItem.parentNode;
while (divParent.tagName != "TD")
divParent = divParent.parentNode;
divParent.style.width = "30px";
divParent.style.whiteSpace = "normal";
if (divItem.id == "Q_DESCRIPTION")
divParent = divItem.parentNode;
while (divParent.tagName != "TD")
divParent = divParent.parentNode;
divParent.style.width = "400px";
divParent.style.whiteSpace = "normal";
var tdCounter;
var tdItems;
var tdItem;
if (document.forms.length > 0)
if (document.forms[0].getElementsByTagName("TD"))
tdItems = document.forms[0].getElementsByTagName("TD");
rowcount = tdItems.length;
for (tdCounter = 0; tdCounter < rowcount; tdCounter++)
tdItem = tdItems[tdCounter];
tdItem.style.verticalAlign = "top";
var rowcount;
if (document.forms[0].f01)
rowcount = document.forms[0].f01.length;
if (rowcount > 0)
hidefields(rowcount);
else
if (document.forms[0].f01)
hidefields(1);
</script>
Basically, the script loops through all of the rows, picks up the data type needed (which is a single letter in column 3) and hide the columns that were not required. It's made slightly more complicated because you have to hide the TD's not just the fields, so the code also works out which TD each field is in.
The only thing I did on the tabular form definition itself was to have a PL/SQL header (as several fields would be hidden, the normal headers wouldn't work). My header was: BEGIN
RETURN '<b> <br> </b>:<b> <br> No</b><hr id="HR1">:<b> <br> Question</b><hr id="HR2">:<b> <br> Response</b><hr id="HR3">:<b> Not<br> Applicable</b><hr id="HR4">:<b> Date<br> Updated</b><hr id="HR5">:<b> Response<br> last year</b><hr id="HR6">';
END;
I hope that makes sense!
Regards
Andy
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Attaching photos to an Adobe Forms response

Good Morning:
Is it possible to attach a photo / photos along with responses to an Adobe Forms survey form? I would like to send a marketing survey to our physicians and have them attach a photo of themselves to the survey. Please advise, thanks.

Jim
What's abnormal about it? That's how you were always meant to do it.
The change was made to the format of the iPhoto library because many users were inadvertently corrupting their library by browsing through it with other software or making changes in it themselves. If you're willing to risk database corruption, you can restore the older functionality simply by right clicking on the iPhoto Library and choosing 'Show Package Contents'. Then simply make an alias to the folders you require and put that alias on the desktop or where ever you want it. Be aware though, that this is a hack and not supported by Apple.
And, if you think it was not necessary then bear in mind that today on the v6 forum there are at least three people who have done this, and that's just this morning.
Regards
TD

Duplicating Forms

I need to create 150 forms (surveys) that are exaclty the same. The reason I need to load them as individual forms is because they need a unique distribution URL. I've created my form and saved it as a PDF, but when I try to create a new form by uploading that PDF, I receive an error that says, "FormsCentral could not import the PDF document because it has already been distributed by FormsCentral". I tried renaming the title of the file, but that didn't work. Please tell me there is a way to use this one PDF to create the 150 surveys that I need to distribute. I really don't want to have to create 150 forms from scratch!

You have to do it this way.
Go into FormsCentral and make a 150 duplicates of the form in the My Forms tab.
Open up each one of those forms and save out a PDF form (on distribute tab).
Each PDF form will submit back to its associated response table.
Make sense?
Randy

Has anyone found an alternative to Adobe Forms that is comparable in function?

I absolutely love AdobeForms and very disappointed that it is going away. Has anyone found a different vendor with similar capabilities?
Specifically:
Email Receipts
Email Notifications
Data Display and Sort
Simplicity in creating forms/surveys
Ability for user to submit documents
Ability for Form Creator to add images
Ability to download results into MS Excel
Your recommendation is greatly appreciated.
Respectfully,
David

Hello! JotForm employee here. I believe we cover all these, if I understand the FormsCentral functionality correctly.
Email Receipts- We call these autoresponders: Creating a Form Autoresponder
Email Notifications: Setting Up Email Notifications
Data Display and Sort: View submissions: How to view Submissions, We have multiple report types, visual, excel: reports
Simplicity in creating forms/surveys: How to Create Your First Web Form
Ability for user to submit documents: Upload Field Allowed File Types. Free accounts come with 100mb storage.
Ability for Form Creator to add images: Form Designer- fully customize and style your forms with our point-and-click tool.
Ability to download results into MS Excel: Yes, see how to view submissions, and reports links above #3.
Here's a FormsCentral/JotForm Comparison chart, if it's helpful. Do let us know if you have further questions.
Adobe Formscentral Alternative & Import - JotForm

Creating a form with a skip pattern (skip logic)

Hello - Using LifeCycle Designer 7.0
I am creating a form with a simple: Yes/No radio button for one field(quesiton). I would like to have the form skip to a later field(question) if they answer 'No'. Can this be coded somehow in FormCalc?
Is there a way to easily put skip logic (not tab) in a form (Survey).
Thanks for your time/help.

You can use the setFocus methos to move the cursor to the field that you want..
Place it in the click event of the radiobutton.
In FormCalc:
if(radioButton1.rawValue == 1) then
$host.setFocus("<FIELDNAME>");
endif
In Java Script:
if(radioButton1.rawValue == 1)
xfa.host.setFocus("<FIELDNAME>");
Thanks
Srini

Creating a form (i guess)...

...if that's what it's called?
I'd like to create a template, form, survey or whatever it's called and place it on my company site.
I've been using DW for awhile now and have made some fairly nice, but very basic websites. I am starting to build a "Training" section on or corporate site to include information about automation classes that we are planning to offer.
I would like to add a form where people could sign up online and choose options that best suit their needs.
This form would then be sent via email to our sales dept. It is not necessary to use payment triggers (PayPal, or the like). I just want a template where they fill out some basic information, choose from drop down menus (need to know how to create them as well) and mail it off to us.
I'm not asking for someone to do the work for me, just advice on the latest trends, or ways to create such a survey?
Can someone point me in a direction or send links to previous discussions or tutorial videos?
Thanks.
PS. (keep in mind that I’m not a script guru or coder - love the GUI’s)
DW8 user

Try the other link I gave you for "Forms to Go".
Or if you're willing to step up to the plate, get your clothes dirty and work with code, try this formmailer.php script from DB Masters. Free to use if you credit the author; $20 if you don't.
http://dbmasters.net/index.php?id=4
FormMailer Q&A Forum - http://dbmasters.net/forum.php?id=3&fid=9
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