How to run multiple javascripts in one pdf fillable form

[Cambria5CAC]

I've built 3 different javascripts for my fillable pdf document for 3 different sets of boxes, but it will only run one of those scripts and the other two won't work. How can I get all 3 to work on the same pdf? I'm using a drop down in each of the 3 boxes that will then populate 4 other boxes with information using a javascript (see picture below...this is one of the 3). But again, it will only work on one of the three.

Any help would be most appreciated!

[Bernd Alheit]

What script does you use? Where does you use the script?

[Cambria5CAC]

I've placed 'x' where numbers would normally be in my script to protect the information.

var data =

{items:[

        {key : "North Direct", value1 : "RX: xxx.xxxx", value2 : "RX Tone 000.0", value3 : "TX: xxx.xxxx", value4 : "TX Tone 000.0"},

        {key : "Deadman RPT", value1 : "RX: xxx.xxxx", value2 : "RX Tone 000.0", value3 : "TX: xxx.xxxx", value4 : "TX Tone xxx.x"},

        {key : "Jelm RPT", value1 : "RX: xxx.xxxx", value2 : "RX Tone 000.0", value3 : "TX: xxx.xxxx", value4 : "TX Tone xxx.x"},

        {key : "Buckhorn RPT", value1 : "RX: xxx.xxxx", value2 : "RX Tone 000.0", value3 : "TX: xxx.xxxx", value4 : "TX Tone xxx.x"},

        {key : "Little Gravel RPT", value1 : "RX: xxx.xxxx", value2 : "RX Tone 000.0", value3 : "TX: xxx.xxxx", value4 : "TX Tone xxx.x"}

       ]

};

function SetCommandFieldValues(value){

    for(i=0; i<data.items.length; i++){

        if(data.items[i].key === value){

            this.getField("CommandRX").value = data.items[i].value1;

            this.getField("CommandRXTone").value = data.items[i].value2;

            this.getField("CommandTX").value = data.items[i].value3;

            this.getField("CommandTXTone").value = data.items[i].value4;

        }

    }

}

[Cambria5CAC]

The above code is within the document javascripts box.

[Bernd Alheit]

This defines a variable and a function. Where does you use the function?

[Cambria5CAC]

I use a custom keystroke script in the properties of the drop down.

if( event.willCommit ) {
if(event.value == "" || event.value == "Select One") this.resetForm(["CommandRX","CommandRXTone","CommandTX","CommandTXTone"]); else SetCommandFieldValues(event.value);
}

[Bernd Alheit]

Does you use the same at all dropdowns?

[Cambria5CAC]

Yes, but with different values, keys, and field names. All are unique to a certain set of boxes. And I've named the scripts differently as well.

[Bernd Alheit]

Check the console for errors.

[Cambria5CAC]

No errors are displaying.

[Cambria5CAC]

Is it actually possible to run 3 scripts on the same file or not? All the scripts are exactly the same except the field names, values, and keys. I've just copied and pasted and changed the values/names/keys to what should be displayed with each drop down option.

[Bernd Alheit]

You must also use different functions.

[Cambria5CAC]

So I can't use this function at the end of each script, but change the names? So it would be SetAirAirFieldValues and SetAirGroundFieldValues for the other two scripts. 

function SetCommandFieldValues(value){

    for(i=0; i<data.items.length; i++){

        if(data.items[i].key === value){

            this.getField("CommandRX").value = data.items[i].value1;

            this.getField("CommandRXTone").value = data.items[i].value2;

            this.getField("CommandTX").value = data.items[i].value3;

            this.getField("CommandTXTone").value = data.items[i].value4;

[Test Screen Name]

"So I can't use this function at the end of each script, but change the names?" I don't think you're telling us everything about what scripts you have, and where they are. But I can say for sure that there is only one function with a given name. The function is available everywhere, not just in its own box. So if you are duplicating a function and hoping to have three different ones with the same name it won't work. 

There should be no problem with using a different named function for each box. But then, why even have a function?

[Bernd Alheit]

You can't use the same name for 3 different functions.

[Cambria5CAC]

It works now...just had to have different names for the data. So data.items, data1.items, and data2.items.