Adobe acrobat forms javascript object specification User Manual
Acrobat Forms - JavaScript Object Specification
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borderStyle
Type: String
Fields: All
Access: R/W
This property specifies the border style for a field. Valid border styles include solid, dashed,
beveled, inset, and underline. The border style determines how the border for the rectangle is
drawn.
beveled, inset, and underline. The border style determines how the border for the rectangle is
drawn.
• The solid style strokes the entire perimeter of the rectangle with a solid line.
• The dashed style strokes the perimeter with a dashed line.
• The beveled style is equivalent to the solid style with an additional beveled
(pushed-out appearance) border applied inside the solid border.
• The inset style is equivalent to the solid style with an additional inset (pushed-in
appearance) border applied inside the solid border.
• The underline style strokes the bottom portion of the rectangle’s perimeter.
The border object is a static convenience constant that defines all the border styles of a field.
The following example illustrates how to set the border style of a field to solid:
The following example illustrates how to set the border style of a field to solid:
var f = this.getField("MyField");
f.borderStyle = border.s; /* border.s evaluates to "solid" */
The following chart defines the borderStyle property and its associated keywords:
calcOrderIndex
Type: Integer
Fields: Text, Combo Box
Access: R/W
Use this property to change the calculation order of fields in the document. When a computable
Text or Combo Box field is added to a document, it is added to the end of the document and the
field’s name is placed in the calculation order array. The calculation order array determines
the order fields are calculated in the document (see
Text or Combo Box field is added to a document, it is added to the end of the document and the
field’s name is placed in the calculation order array. The calculation order array determines
the order fields are calculated in the document (see
for more information
about calculation order arrays). The calcOrderIndex property works similarly to the Calculate
tab used by the Acrobat Exchange Form tool. Note the following example:
tab used by the Acrobat Exchange Form tool. Note the following example:
Type
Keyword
solid
border.s
beveled
border.b
dashed
border.d
inset
border.i
underline
border.u