uptodate interaction/forms manual

uptodate interaction/forms manual

[Alexander Presber]

Hello,

I am new to this forum.
I am looking for the newest available information on
interactive features in context.
Unfortunately I am not able to understand dutch manuals :)
Im am especially interested in
examples for multiple named checkboxes that trigger JS actions and 
e.g. update a textfield.
I have not found a document on this topic so far.

Could you point me to the right place or give an example?

Thanks,

Aljoscha

Re: uptodate interaction/forms manual

[Adam Warner]

On Thu, 2001-10-11 at 03:52, Alexander Presber wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I am new to this forum.
> I am looking for the newest available information on
> interactive features in context.
> Unfortunately I am not able to understand dutch manuals :)
> Im am especially interested in
> examples for multiple named checkboxes that trigger JS actions and 
> e.g. update a textfield.
> I have not found a document on this topic so far.

Alexander,

I've found a lot of information here:

http://www.ntg.nl/context/general/

In particular I've just been looking through this PDF:

http://www.ntg.nl/context/general/uptodate/up-001-p.pdf

"This is the first issue of ConT E Xt up--to--date. I will use this
series of documents to introduce new features, provide suggestions,
mention tricks, and write down whatever else comes up. In this first,
rather large issue, I will introduce the extended cross reference
mechanism, fill--in fields and JavaScript support. Although the latter
two are still sort of  , the more final release will offer at least the
functionality presented here. I will also show some applications of
fields combined with JavaScript. New is the support of comment (text
annotations in pdf terminology). Although already present some time, I
will also discuss page transitions. Due to the fact that pdfT E X now
supports pdf inclusion, I will introduce some new features of the figure
inclusion mechanism, especially automatic type recognition."

That issue should help!

Regards,
Adam

Re: uptodate interaction/forms manual

[Adam Warner]

I've also found some extremely impressive example PDF interaction
documents:

http://www.ntg.nl/context/examples.htm

(Unfortunately no source for the examples appears to be available).

With all the documentation and examples I have been looking at it's
obvious that Hans Hagen/PRAGMA ADE do exemplary and extraordinary work.
And it's so pleasing that almost all of it is freely available.

Regards,
Adam

Re: uptodate interaction/forms manual

[Hans Hagen]

At 09:10 PM 10/11/2001 +1300, Adam Warner wrote:
>I've also found some extremely impressive example PDF interaction
>documents:
>
>http://www.ntg.nl/context/examples.htm
>
>(Unfortunately no source for the examples appears to be available).

for us "not documented" s equal to "not available" [although i must have a 
documented copy of the calculator somewhere]

>With all the documentation and examples I have been looking at it's
>obvious that Hans Hagen/PRAGMA ADE do exemplary and extraordinary work.
>And it's so pleasing that almost all of it is freely available.

as soon as we have the web siteup again i will also upload the 'showcase' 
suite i.e. a navigation shell around manuals, examples, papers, articles, 
and presentations (+ docu).

Hans
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