Hello!
I created a PDF for a client that has javascript in it to assign a higlight color to a check box when that option is chosen in the dropdown. (Kudos to this community for helping me figure out how to do that.) It's working as intended on my PC but when my client uses it on his mac, the dropdowns do odd things.
This is what he tells me.
When I click "Blue" the checkbox area turns Blue. When I click "Orange" the checkbox turns Blue, unless I click it to check it off, then it turns orange. And if I click it again to uncheck it, it stays orange. Then when I set the next one "green" both turn blue. If I click on the green one to check and uncheck, it turns green, and then if I check/un-check the orange one, THAT one turns orange, and the green one turns back to blue. And when I do the next one, they ALL turn back to blue (unless set to "none").
He is not referring to the form field higlighting.
Is there a conflict between PC and Mac? Did I miss something in the code?
I have attached the PDF as well as screenshots he provided.
Here is the code behind one of the dropdowns.
if(event.value == "Blue"){
this.getField("Top Three Check Box.0").fillColor = ["RGB", 0.8, 0.89, 1];}
else if(event.value == "Yellow"){
this.getField("Top Three Check Box.0").fillColor = ["RGB", 1, 1, 0.8];}
else if(event.value == "None"){
this.getField("Top Three Check Box.0").fillColor = color.transparent;}
else if(event.value == "Green"){
this.getField("Top Three Check Box.0").fillColor = ["RGB", 0.8, 1, 0.8];}
else if(event.value == "Orange"){
this.getField("Top Three Check Box.0").fillColor = ["RGB", 1, 0.8, 0.6];}
else if(event.value == "Purple"){
this.getField("Top Three Check Box.0").fillColor = ["RGB", 0.89, 0.8, 1];}
else if(event.value == "Pink"){
this.getField("Top Three Check Box.0").fillColor = ["RGB", 1, 0.8, 0.89];}
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