Javascript in a Form

Question

I am trying to create an iCalendar event within a form I have created using data I have within the form to create the calendar event.  I have used this same routine in an html template and it works great.  I would like to make it work within my pdf form as well... if I can.  Please help.
The <%XXXX%> are the form data information I import from another program, which will need to be updated to values from within the form that this script will be in.
Here is my origninal html code:
<script type="text/javascript">
// JScript for Calendar Entry Routine
var fso = new ActiveXObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject");
var a = fso.CreateTextFile("c:\\CompletionDueDate.ics", true);
// Calc start date and end date; then convert each to YYYYMMDD format
// Notes:
// - An end date that is exactly 1 day later than the start date iCalendar, creates an all-day event
// - Months are returned by getMonth() as 0 through 11, so we need to add 1 to get the right month number
// - Appending a z on the end of the time indicates UTC (also known as Grenwich Mean Time)
var date_s_obj = addDays(completion_date, 365);
var date_s_str = getYYYYMMDD(date_s_obj);
// The following can be used as the end date if you want to create an all-day event
// var date_e_obj = addDays(date_s_obj, 1);
// var date_e_str = getYYYYMMDD(date_e_obj);
a.WriteLine("BEGIN:VCALENDAR");
a.WriteLine("PRODID:-//hacksw/handcal//NONSGML v1.0//EN");
a.WriteLine("BEGIN:VEVENT");
a.WriteLine("DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:" + date_s_str + "T08000000");
a.WriteLine("DTEND;VALUE=DATE:" + date_s_str + "T09000000");
a.WriteLine("SUMMARY:<%TASProjectNo%> <%ProjectName%>");
a.WriteLine("DESCRIPTION:Mail Project Folder to TDLR it has been 1 year beyond the estimated completion date for this project.");
a.WriteLine("LOCATION:<%ProjectBuildingFacilityName%>, <%ProjectAddress%>, <%ProjectCity%> <%ProjectZip%>");
a.WriteLine("BEGIN:VALARM");
a.WriteLine("TRIGGER:-PT5M");
a.WriteLine("ACTION:DISPLAY");
a.WriteLine("DESCRIPTION:Reminder");
a.WriteLine("END:VALARM");
a.WriteLine("END:VEVENT");
a.WriteLine("END:VCALENDAR");
a.Close();
document.write('<div class="dontprint">');
document.write('<a href="c:\\CompletionDueDate.ics">Click Here To Add 1 year beyond estimated completion Date to Your Calendar</a>');
document.write('</div>');
</script>

Answer 1

I think you may be in the wrong place. Acrobat JavaScript is a completely different thing than browser JavaScript.