Using Adobe Acrobat Pro
I am filling out a form that will be used by a variety of people, each with their own team lead. I want people to be able to fill out the form, type in the email of their team lead, and then have a submit button that will submit the form to that email.
Does anyone know what javascript I need to write to accomplish this?
I tried the Submit form function of the adobe acrobat button, but it doesn't allow me to customize the Mailto: form.
Edit: I found Javascript that lets users fill in a text entry field that will then be the subject of the body once the users click the submit button. Can someone who is more savvy than I rework this so that the email address is the one based on the user's entry?
Where "MyTextField" is the earlier user text field for the subject:
var customSubject = this.getField("MyTextField").value;
var mailtoUrl = "mailto:studiosupport#qoppa.com?subject=" + customSubject;
this.submitForm({
cURL: mailtoUrl, bPDF:true
});
I'm trying to learn a bit about code as I look through this. Why would this workaround not work?
var customSubject = Tomato;
var mailtoUrl = "mailto:this.getField("MyTextField").value?subject=" + customSubject;
this.submitForm({
cURL: mailtoUrl, bPDF:true
});
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i want two concatenate the Username + Email Domain , On click OK button
and Display result in Below Full Email field.
Javascript Code to do that please help
In the Full Email field, add the following JavaScript to the mouse up action. You may need to edit the field names to match yours.
this.getField("Full Email").value = this.getField("username").value+this.getField("Email Domain").value
Using Adobe Acrobat Pro XI, I am working on a medical form form notifying our medical team of new patients. Upon completion of the form, I am trying to set it up to use a button to submit the saved PDF form and send it to our medical team in an email (we use MS Outlook across the organization). I've found multiple scripts that get me close to what I'm looking for, but I'm trying to accomplish this task with the following parameters:
Email To: "medical_team#outlook.com"
Subject Line: "Patient Notification Form - [LastName, FirstName Rank]"
Attach as: PDF
Body / Message: "Please find the attached Patient Notification Form for [LastName, FirstName Rank] attached."
Form Field Names:
- Last Name: Pull from form field "Patient_Last_Name"
- First Name: Pull from form field "Patient_First_Name"
- Rank: Pull from form field "Patient_Rank"
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I am trying to create a registration form with the fields First Name, Last Name, Email, Password, Date of Birth(mm/dd/yyyy).
And then I want to display the data entered in the text box below the form in same page. Can someone help me with the code and a little explanation? And can you please use HTML and JAVASCRIPT.
And for text editor I am using JetBrains WebStorm tool.
make a <div> as show data and use this in your script document.getElementById('data').innerHTML = res;
I am trying to stop spammers submitting Hyperlinks on a text box for a form.
The form asks the user to input their Full Name, Email Address, Telephone Number and then there is a box for them to enter a message. The Email Address and Telephone Number prevent hyperlinks because the validation specifies that the Phone can only consist of numbers, and the Email must contain an #.
Is there a way using Javascript combined with ASP that I can stop a form being submitted if it contains (http) or (www).
I tried the following without success
<script type="text/javascript">
function Validate(x, y) {
str = (document.getElementById('Messagetxt')).value;
if (str.match(/(http)(www)([\<])([^\>]{1,})*([\>])/i) == null) {
y.IsValid = true;
}
else {
y.IsValid = false;
}
}
</script>
Which is linked to a Custom Validator for the text box. When ever I enter http, www, or html tags < >, which I am trying to prevent, the form submits but presents an error page.
Usually what you're experiencing aren't hackers but bots passing over your site. I would recommend a more simplistic approach (maybe as well as) of tricking the bots into filling a hidden field.
Put a textbox on your form with a style set to display: none;, along with a completely unrelated id, something like catchUnreal. Check the value of catchUnreal on your server side code to see if it has a value. If it does, it is highly likely that a bot has completed your form - don't submit the answer:
<input type="text" id="catchUnreal" class="dontDisplay" />
...
...
<%if Request.Form("catchUnreal")<>"" then
'Do my stuff
end if%>
(If you catch my drift).
-- EDIT --
Apologies - I wasn't reading properly.
The process above can also be applied using JavaScript by simply checking the hidden box value using JavaScript:
if(document.getElementById("catchUnreal").value<>"") doProcessing();
--Edit --
Another idea is to use the server-side command server.HTMLEncode(string) which will remove any unwanted tag encodings.
I'm very new to developing Safari Extensions and I don't know any java, css or html.
I've been searching round the web for a way to interact with a website using javascript injection. Specifically, I wish to fill out two forms; a username and a password and then press the 'login' button.
I've learned that I need to use something like document.getElementById() and .click and .value, but I really don't know how to connect the dots.
Any help is much appreciated!
Kind regards, Tokke
I will assume that when you say two forms, username and password you mean two text inputs, and then submit the form.
What you should do, is:
Select each text input and change its value attribute.
Submit the form
Could be done with the following code, assuming that your form has an id="my-form", your username input has id="username" and your password input has id="password".
document.getElementById("username").value = "myusername"; // Select and fill username input
document.getElementById("password").value = "mypassword"; // Select and fill password input
document.getElementById("my-form").submit(); // Submit the form