on 06-30-2008 6:59 AM
Hi experts,
Can any one of you help me how to define text fields in Adobe forms
For example: I have the name of the employee in a variable v_empname
and now i need to display it on the form
so if i write it instead of displaying the value (ie: employee name) it is being displayed as it is (ie: ).
If any one of u have worked on this. please tell me the procedure to add the text fields in adobe form
thanks in advance.
regards,
Tulasi
The variables which are displayed dynamically are called floating point variables which are displayed in { } braces.
In the menu, go to insert -> insert floating point variable and give the field name whose value should be displayed during runtime.
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Hi,
Drag and drop the field v_empname into your layout and then go to object there you have to change sunken box to none against the field appearance.
Hope solves your problem.
Thanks,
Phani Diwakar.
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Hi Tulasi,
If you have taken text field for that employee name give the binding for that field with your variable name(v_empname).
Hope it is useful.
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Hello!
You should make a simple TextField or Text.
In the first way just bind it with Your variable. And in the second write it in this way &v_empl&.
Good Luck!
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Hi ,
Refer to the following Link
http://saptechnical.com/Tutorials/AdobeForms/index.htm
It may be usefull.
Regards,
Jaya Vani
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