Using if Conditions in Acrobat PRO DC ( I have no previous experience with JavaScript)

Question

If the answer is Yes, move to the next question.
If the answer is NO, Select one of the options A, B, C or D.Could you please help code the above?
Thanking you for your cooperation and support!

ls_rbls · Accepted Answer

Well, if I understood your intent correctly, and taking into account that you provided very little information about your workflow, this is what I came up with:

Just add the following script as mouse-up action of the "Yes" radio button

this.getField("myChoices").display = display.hidden;
this.getField("QUESTION2").setFocus();
this.resetForm(["myChoices"]);

The slide below illustrates how the "Yes" radio button works with this script:

and add this line to the "No" radio button

this.getField("myChoices").display = display.visible;
this.getField("myChoices").setFocus();
app.alert("Please select one of the options listed in the dropdown menu", 1);

The slide below illustrates how the "No" radio button works with this script:

ls_rbls · Answer

Please be more specific about your workflow.

Where is the yes or no answer retrieved from? a dropdown menu? a value from a checkbox checked or unchecked state? or from a typed-in answer in a text field?

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