Using JavaScript. Adobe 6.2
Below you will find brief information for AEM Forms 6.2. This guide will help you to get started with Designer scripting. You can learn how to create calculations and scripts, how to use the Script Editor, how to configure Designer for scripting, how to create calculations and scripts, how to use variables, how to reference objects in calculations and scripts, how to create and reuse JavaScript functions, how to use Script Fragments, how to debug calculations and scripts, how to work with a host application, how to work with the Event Model, how to move from scripting in Acrobat to Designer, and how to convert Acrobat forms that contain scripts. Finally, this guide provides examples of common scripting tasks.
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Key features
Create calculations and scripts
Use the Script Editor
Configure Designer for scripting
Use variables
Reference objects in calculations and scripts
Create and reuse JavaScript functions
Use Script Fragments
Debug calculations and scripts
Work with a host application
Work with the Event Model
Frequently asked questions
This document provides an overview of creating calculations and scripts for use with Designer. It is intended to help you create calculations and scripts using FormCalc and JavaScript.
The Designer workspace provides a number of ways to assist you with debugging your calculations and scripts. These include the Warnings tab in the Report palette, Binding tab in the Report palette, Log tab in the Report palette, Hierarchy palette and Binding tab in the Object palette.
To change the default processing application for a form template you can create a new form design, select File > Form Properties, click the Defaults tab and select your default processing application from the Default Run At list. Then make a backup of the original form template file located in the Templates folder where Designer is installed and save the new form design as a TDS file and overwrite the corresponding form template.
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