Illegal Character in Acrobat Script

[ANP55]

Hello,

I'm very new to javascript and I'm working with a form to hide fields according to which layers are selected.

There are 5 layers in this form each with about 30 fields per layer. I'm using the framework of a script that works in another form. I received help from a coworker to create the other form.

In this form I am basically just updating the field names. When I input a sample section of the script into the new form the error "SyntaxError: illegal character 84: at line 85" showed up. The line reads 

this.getField(“JKP1”).display=display.hidden;

I've re-typed it but it still doesn't work. What is character 84? Any help will be greatly appreciated.

[Test Screen Name]

Are you typing this up in Word first, then copy/pasting? If so, DON'T! It messes up the quotes. Look closely at the quotes around “JKP1”. They are different to each other! Worse, neither one is the one you need as in "JKP1".

[ANP55]

I copied it to Word at first but then transferred it to Notepad. I don't see any other quotes to use on my keyboard...

[Nancy OShea]

Which Adobe product are you using?

HTML form scripting should be performed in a  dedicated code editor like Dreamweaver or Brackets, not a word processor like Word.

[ANP55]

It is Adobe Acrobat Pro.

[Test Screen Name]

So far as I know, this.getField points very strongly at Acrobat Pro being the product. I'm guessing, but it's likely.

[Nancy OShea]

Moved thread from Get Started to Acrobat.