RMS form Button image issue
On RMS forms Button image is not coming. I think this is some confguration issue but i am not able to locate the configuration file which is responsible for this issue.
I think this is a better way to implement your UI:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml">
<mx:Spacer height="2%"/>
<mx:Panel width="55%" height="28%" title="User Details" paddingTop="10">
<mx:Form>
<mx:FormItem label="Select account type: " letterSpacing="1"
fontFamily="Arial" >
<mx:ComboBox id="accCombo" />
</mx:FormItem>
<mx:FormItem label="UserName: " letterSpacing="2" fontSize="11"
fontFamily="Arial">
<mx:TextInput id="uname" width="100%"/>
</mx:FormItem>
<mx:FormItem label="Password: " letterSpacing="2"
paddingTop="30" fontSize="11" fontFamily="Arial">
<mx:TextInput id="password" width="100%" displayAsPassword="true"/>
</mx:FormItem>
<mx:FormItem label="Retype Password: " letterSpacing="2"
paddingTop="30" fontSize="11" fontFamily="Arial">
<mx:TextInput id="password1" width="100%"
displayAsPassword="true"/>
</mx:FormItem>
</mx:Form>
</mx:Panel>
</mx:Application>
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#APP_IMAGES#addrow1.gif
I want to change the image when the user mouse over.
I tried adding: onmouseover="this.src='/i/htmldb/addrow2.gif';" to the image, and copying the image files to the /i/ folder, but it doesn't work. How can I toggle the button image with mouseover?hi,
thanks for reply. How do I post a link do I need to upload it to a server somewhere?
I sort of got it to work in the end. When I applied onClick or onMouseDown it always applies a second onMouseOver so then I right-click the second onMouseOver in the Beahviors palette and choose onClick from dropdown menu, this seems to fix it.
Though there is still 1 thing puzzling me. Is it possible to get the onClick image or "hit" button state to restore to original image as soon as user releases mouse button rather than when pointer rolls off the button. Only a very minor detail and not really an issue. Just would look slightly slicker if the "hit" state was a brief flash or pulse.
cheers
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Problem with JavaScript in my PDF Form buttons
I am trying to have my user click on a button in my form on my website and e-mail the form data to me.
I am using the following JavaScript with my form button:
this.mailForm(false, "[email protected]", "", "", "Subject", "Message Body");
Protected mode is off.
When I use the above statement (whether the 1st parameter is set to true or false), nothing happens – no email gets sent and no mail dialog box appears. If I change from this.mailForm(...) to this.mailDoc(...), I get a mail dialog box but, as expected, it sends the blank form without the filled-in data due to low user privileges.
How can I send the form data with this.mailForm(...)? (Note that I prefer to use this.mailForm(...) rather than mailto:(...) because this.mailForm(...) supposedly allows me to e-mail the form without user interaction.)
-- DonThanks for responding. I have been using “Submit a form” in the Mouse up event. I had that operation do a mailto: and it worked, but required user interaction on the part of the web page visitor. I have successfully created an equivalent JavaScript including:
var url = "mailto:[email protected]?subject=mySubject&body=MyMessage";
this.submitForm(url, true);
The above sent the FDF file successfully, but again, it required user interaction.
Then I tried this JavaScript - as I mentioned in a previous post - after you said to use doc.submitForm():
var url = "http://mydomain.com/submit_notice.php";
doc.submitForm(url, false);
The above script seemed to do nothing (with no error message). Shouldn't it bring up the PHP file in the web browser?
I have that php file, submit_notice.php, created, but I have not written any PHP scripts to e-mail the FDF file. I have never written a PHP script to take the posted FDF data and email it, but I have used the PHP mail() function and posted variables.
As for what I want to happen on the client side after the submit takes place: I simply want the FDF file to go to an e-mail that I specify. Additionally, I need it to happen without any client interaction on the part of the web page visitor. I can expect that visitor to have Adobe reader, but no add-ons or protected mode requirement.
Please give me an example that emails the FDF file without any user interaction.
Thank you.
-- Don
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