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So how does it work? There are three layers on top of each other - the top layer contains the colorful stars, the second layer contains the small dim stars and the third layer in the back holds a couple of very bright stars. As you scroll the map the layers are all moved differently hopefully giving you a sense of depth. The 2nd and 3rd layers are only static tiles. The colorful stars are the stars the player may actually colonize and fight over. They are stored in a database table and requested by the map script via an asynchronous call. The stars are returned as an array in JSON format. The client side is homebrew javascript goodness with the help of Prototype and the backend consists of a few PHP classes.
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While this topic was great in theory, I didn't actually walk away with much knowledge apart from the fact that JS Libraries aren't necessarily a great idea unless you strip out the functions and classes you won't be using. At least fellow Multipacker Stuart Langridge supplied some excellent British sarcasm (and a free book for Ross).
the first rule of 140byt.es is NO MORE THAN 140 BYTES. not characters, bytes. no points for shorter entries, the point is to pack as much whallop into 140 bytes as possible.
otherwise, entries should be valid javascript expressions that do not leak globals, and are licensed under the WTFPL or something similarly permissive.
Javascript Panel with Douglas Crockford, Ryan Seddon, Vim Jobanputra, Kyle Barrow and moderator Matt Vickers at WDCNZ 2012
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PDF forms are an essential tool for businesses to collect information from their customers. However, filling out PDF forms can be a tedious task, especially when the form contains a large number of fields. One way to streamline the form filling process is by pre-populating dropdown lists dynamically. In this blog post, we will explore the benefits of pre-populating dropdown lists in dynamic PDF forms and provide a step-by-step guide on how to auto-populate form fields from a dropdown list (combobox).
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Introduction to Dynamic PDF Forms
Dynamic PDF forms are interactive forms that allow users to fill out and submit information electronically. These forms can be accessed through a web browser or a PDF reader, such as Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. Dynamic PDF forms contain interactive form fields, such as text fields, checkboxes, and dropdown lists, that allow users to enter data and make selections.
Dynamic PDF forms offer several benefits over traditional paper forms. They are more convenient for users since they can be completed electronically, and they can be accessed from anywhere with an internet connection. They are also more efficient for businesses since they eliminate the need for manual data entry and can be processed automatically.
Benefits of Pre-Populating Dropdown Lists in Dynamic PDF Forms
Pre-populating dropdown lists in dynamic PDF forms can save users time and reduce errors. Dropdown lists are a convenient way for users to make selections from a predefined list of options. However, if the list of options is lengthy, users may need to spend a significant amount of time scrolling through the list to find the appropriate option. Pre-populating dropdown lists with commonly used options can save users time and reduce the risk of selecting the wrong option.
Pre-populating dropdown lists can also reduce errors. If users are required to enter data manually, they may accidentally enter incorrect information, such as misspelling a name or mistyping a number. Pre-populating dropdown lists with commonly used options can reduce the risk of these types of errors.
How to Auto-Populate Form Fields from a Dropdown List (Combobox)
Auto-populating form fields from a dropdown list (combobox) is a straightforward process that can be accomplished using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. The following steps will guide you through the process.
Create a Dropdown List: First, you need to create a dropdown list in your PDF form. To create a dropdown list, select the "Dropdown List" form field from the "Add New Field" menu in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. Then, drag the form field to the appropriate location on your form.
Add Options to the Dropdown List: Next, you need to add options to the dropdown list. To add options, right-click on the form field and select "Properties." In the properties dialog box, select the "Options" tab and add the desired options.
Add JavaScript to the Dropdown List: Finally, you need to add JavaScript to the dropdown list to auto-populate the form fields. To add JavaScript, right-click on the form field and select "Properties." In the properties dialog box, select the "Actions" tab and click "Add." Then, select "Mouse Up" from the "Select Trigger" menu and "Run a JavaScript" from the "Select Action" menu. In the JavaScript editor, add the following code:
var dropdown = this.getField("DropdownFieldName");
var selectedValue = dropdown.value;
this.getField("TextFieldName").value = selectedValue;
Replace "DropdownFieldName" with the name of your dropdown list form field and "TextFieldName" with the name of the form field that you want to auto-populate.
Conclusion and Final Thoughts
In conclusion, pre-populating dropdown lists in dynamic PDF forms can save users time and reduce errors. Auto-populating form fields from a dropdown list (combobox) is a straightforward process that can be accomplished using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. By following the steps outlined in this blog post, you can streamline the form filling process and improve the efficiency of your business.
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