Folks,
I've recently created a PDF form in Livecycle Designer. This form is intended to be used by employee's in my company to request IT access. The submit button I placed on the form is a regular button with Javascript coding. This is meant to fire off emails to different support email addresses. A sample of the code is displayed below.
var oDoc = event.target;
oDoc.mailDoc({
bUI: false,
cTo: Joe.Bloggs@email.com,
cSubject: "New Starter IT Access",
cMsg: "Please assign this request to Security Admin",
});
Now, I used the 'bUI: false' statement as the email process may potentially fire off emails to several different teams, and I didn't want the end user that is filling the form to have to click on the Outlook 'Send' button several times. I've tested the form in Adobe Acrobat X and this send's off the silent emails with the form successfully.
However when I tested with Adobe Reader 9.4 (Which all of our end user's have & Win 7), the 'bUI: false' statement is ignored and multiple Outlook message windows appear with the form attached.
This is definately no good and I've spent a long time creating this complex form only to get stuck on the final hurdle.
I've seen on the Net and via the forum that there have been suggestions on using a locally saved Javascript file with the a privileged function, however I am a little stumped by this, and to be honest we have over a thousand employee's in our company and this would not be a working solution.
Does ANYONE have a solution to this that can be codes within the button rather than using a local .js file.
HELP!!!!!