Submit button behaviour based on signature reason.

Question

I have a form where the signature requires two reasons (Approved/not approved).  On submit I want the data to be forwarded if approved but sent back to the sender if rejected.
Any assistance appreciated.

Answer 1

Hi Niall,
Like the neat scripting.  However I was trying to avoid the extra radio button click.  In the signature block I have mandated the signatee to choose an option in the signature reason message box.  That doesn't seem to save anywhere and the script I used fails to find a result.  I may have to resort to tried and true.
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Hi,
Are the options for approved or not approved set up as radio buttons? If so then you could specify the values of the radio buttons as the appropriate email addresses (see the Object > Binding palette). See an example here: https://acrobat.com/#d=qE1IszHcL6589QQYB7ceGg.
Then a custom email button could use the rawValue of the radio button exclusion group, as the To email address. See examples here (third button is a custom email submit button): http://assure.ly/fiTm2i.
Hope that helps,
Niall
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