Adobe Form - Examples

[Former Member]

Hi Experts

Thare are a few free examples that come with Adobe and they are located at

"C:\Program Files\Adobe\Designer 7.1\EN\Samples\Purchase Order\Dynamic Interactive\Forms\ ..etc.Purchase Order.pdf".

I can run and test out the form But don't know how to get to the programming codes behind the form to learn more about Adobe Form.

Could someone please show me how to view those codes? Thanks

Points will be rewarded for any reply.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Liem,

Just open any of the sample form and click on the required element in the form and Open the Script editor to see the validations code.

Regards,

Arafat

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Arafat

Thanks for your reply. Excuse me for the next stupid question

How do I "open any of the sample form and click on the required element in the form"....At the moment I can only see the pdf that is suppled in the example (i.e. path mentioned before)....Do I need to import it in SAP so I can view the design? Thanks

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Liem,

Please open your Adobe Lifecycle Designer and then open the form from there.

To open Adobe Lifecycle designer on your machine, go to below path:

C:\Program Files\Adobe\Designer <version>\FormDesigner.exe

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Arafat

[vaibhav_tiwari · Accepted solution]

Hi Liem,

Open the form designer from following path:

C:\Program Files\Adobe\Designer 7.1\FormDesigner.exe

To open any form just drag and drop it on the designer

or

go to file--> open from the menu of the designer and give the path of the form to open.

Hope it will solve your problem.

Regards,

Vaibhav Tiwari.

[vaibhav_tiwari]

Hi Liem,

Just click the UI elements on the form and check the script written in the script editor. In the editor select "events with scripts" in the show checkbox. To show script editor go to windows-->script editor on the menu. That contains all the coding which is required to process the form.

For example click on the button "add item" on the purchase order form and see its events as mentioned above.

Hope it will help.

Regards,

Vaibhav Tiwari.