Hi - I'm struggling a bit with a simple field validation issue. Based off of one field (called "NUMBER") I would like the following to appear (and the rest to disappear if not applicable) within the following ranges:0-499,999 would trigger "Field 1"500,000-2,499,999 would trigger "Signature Block A"2,500,000-5,000,000 would trigger "Signature Block B"5,000,001+ would trigger "Field 2"I can also post the custom Java script if that helps but I have no luck with this custom code as of yet. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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Showing/Hiding Signatures Based on Ranges

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Hi - I'm struggling a bit with a simple field validation issue. Based off of one field (called "NUMBER") I would like the following to appear (and the rest to disappear if not applicable) within the following ranges:

0-499,999 would trigger "Field 1"
500,000-2,499,999 would trigger "Signature Block A"
2,500,000-5,000,000 would trigger "Signature Block B"
5,000,001+ would trigger "Field 2"

I can also post the custom Java script if that helps but I have no luck with this custom code as of yet. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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Correct answer try67

Yes, I don't think you need to use Adobe Sign to do it. It's perfectly feasible in a normal Acrobat form, and probably easier.

You can use this code to achieve it, as the custom validation script of the NUMBER field:

var v = Number(event.value);
this.getField("Field 1").display = (v>=0 && v<=499999) ? display.visible : display.hidden;
this.getField("Signature Block A").display = (v>=500000 && v<=2499999) ? display.visible : display.hidden;
this.getField("Signature Block B").display = (v>=2500000 && v<=5000000) ? display.visible : display.hidden;
this.getField("Field 2").display = (v>5000000) ? display.visible : display.hidden;

try67

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Yes, I don't think you need to use Adobe Sign to do it. It's perfectly feasible in a normal Acrobat form, and probably easier.

You can use this code to achieve it, as the custom validation script of the NUMBER field:

var v = Number(event.value);
this.getField("Field 1").display = (v>=0 && v<=499999) ? display.visible : display.hidden;
this.getField("Signature Block A").display = (v>=500000 && v<=2499999) ? display.visible : display.hidden;
this.getField("Signature Block B").display = (v>=2500000 && v<=5000000) ? display.visible : display.hidden;
this.getField("Field 2").display = (v>5000000) ? display.visible : display.hidden;

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Thanks for the help, Try67. That still doesn't seem to be effective....

Also, Why does Number not have quotations on the first line?

try67

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Check the JS Console for errors, then.

It doesn't have quotes because it's not a reference to the field, but a call to the constructor method of the Number object in JavaScript, which is basically converting the string value to a number value.