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Kemper5F9B
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July 2, 2023
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Setting conditionally 'hide/show' fields overriding 'Visible but not printable' setting

  • July 2, 2023
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I have a form with a couple of fields I've set to conditionally show/hide with an if/else argument. Some of these fields I've also set to 'Visible but not printable'. These fields, when conditionally visible, continue to print. Any way to overcome this by keeping the field's conditional functionality but also not printing? Thank you in advance!- kemper

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Correct answer try67

In your code you need to change their display property to display.noPrint instead of display.visible .

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try67
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try67Community ExpertCorrect answer
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July 2, 2023

In your code you need to change their display property to display.noPrint instead of display.visible .

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Kemper5F9BAuthor
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July 2, 2023

Thank you Try67 for your response! I'm unsure where to make your suggested change. I have a radio button field, when option 2 selected, conditionally displays several fields that I have set to 'Visible but not printable'. If I want to continue to be able to hide/show these fields with the radio button selection, but not have them print regardless of whether they're conditionally 'visible' at form submission, would I exchange the display.visible or display.hidden with display.noprint in the javascript mouse up action of the radio button? Would I lose the capability to conditionally display/hide the target fields? Thank you again Try67!- kemper

try67
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July 2, 2023

Post your current code, please.

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