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When linking form fields via JavaScript is there a way to continue unbroken words to the next field?

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Mar 06, 2017 Mar 06, 2017

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When linking form fields via JavaScript is there a way to continue the words without them breaking before they get to the next field?

I am currently using this script:

var t1=this.getField ("Text1");

if (event.fieldFull)

{

getField("Text2").setFocus();

}

And when typing all is good and they link to the next field if you run out of space but if you are half way through a word it only writes that half and then jumps to the next field.

What I am trying to do is when writing the words, if the word isn't complete that it jumps all what has been written to the next field.

I hope this makes sense and someone can help shed some light on if this is even possible.

Thanks.

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No, this can't be done smoothly in a PDF form.

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Thanks try67I didn't think so but thought I would ask just in case.

Was trying to do it for aesthetic reasons really rather than using a text field with multi line.

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