NewText.match not working properly

Question

I have a dynamic form that uses extensive Javascript.  It works great when I open it in Adobe Reader 11 but when I open it with Adobe Reader 10.01 the following code in a text field change event does not execute correctly:
if (xfa.event.newText.match(/[^0-9-:;,]/))
    xfa.event.change = "";
else
    if (xfa.event.newText.length > 0)
        xfa.resolveNode("this.ui.#textEdit.border.fill.color").value = "255,255,255";
any ideas?
I have also noticed that the toUpperCase() function is not working either in version 10.  Oddly, I tested it on the Linux Reader version 9.5 and it worked fine.
Message was edited by: Paul Dokken

Answer 1

Thanks a ton. That really helped a lot. Quick follow-up. There seems to be a problem if I change my second table. Here's my second table (SER_ENITY_USER) now:
ID INTERESTED_POSITIONS
141 SER_JOB_TYPE_PROMOTER:SER_JOB_TYPE_BOUNCER/SECURITY
Now if I run your updated query:
SELECT UNIQUE SER_CONTEST.ID
FROM SER_CONTEST, SER_ENITY_USER
WHERE DRAWING_POINT >= SYSDATE AND
SER_ENITY_USER.ENITY_ID = '141' AND
('%' || SER_CONTEST.TYPE_OF_USER || '%' LIKE '%' || SER_ENITY_USER.INTERESTED_POSITIONS || '%' OR '%' || SER_ENITY_USER.INTERESTED_POSITIONS || '%' LIKE '%' || SER_CONTEST.TYPE_OF_USER || '%')
With this query, it only pulls back the record with ID of 51, but it won't pull back the record with ID of 69.
I also noticed that if I change my table (SER_CONTEST) to the following:
ID TYPE_OF_USER
51 SER_JOB_TYPE_PROMOTER
69 SER_JOB_TYPE_KITCHEN_STAFF:SER_JOB_TYPE_PROMOTER:SER_JOB_TYPE_OTHER
46 -
Then my query pulls back the proper 2 records (with ID's of 51 and 69). Did I mess up on my query, or is this a different issue that hasn't been taken into account? Basically I want to find if any of the items for the value of a field appears in any items of the items for the value of the other field.
Like where if TYPE_OF_USER equals:
SER_JOB_TYPE_PROMOTER:SER_JOB_TYPE_BARBACK/BUSSER/RUNNER
And where if INTERESTED_POSITIONS equals:
SER_JOB_TYPE_KITCHEN_STAFF:SER_JOB_TYPE_PROMOTER:SER_JOB_TYPE_OTHER
This produces a match.
Or like where if TYPE_OF_USER equals:
SER_JOB_TYPE_BARBACK/BUSSER/RUNNER:SER_JOB_TYPE_PROMOTER:SER_JOB_TYPE_BARTENDER
And where if INTERESTED_POSITIONS equals:
SER_JOB_TYPE_KITCHEN_STAFF:SER_JOB_TYPE_BARTENDER:SER_JOB_TYPE_OTHER
This should also produce a match.
Message was edited by:
taneal