FieldStack problem.

FieldStack problem.

[Manu V Batura]

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Hello,

I tried to use something similar to Field Stack example provided in up-001-s.
\goto {link} [JS(Set_Field{myFieldStack,1})]

But acrobat gave an error saying that 'Set_Field' javascript function not found.

How should we make javascript work with context? Context compiled my code without

errors. Java-fld.tex file was also processed during the compile, but I could not manage to

make the 'Set_Field' visible to acrobat.

Thanks,

Manu V Batura

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Re: FieldStack problem.

[Hans Hagen]

At 12:35 AM 8/10/2001 +0530, Manu V Batura wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I tried to use something similar to Field Stack example provided in up-001-s.
>
>\goto {link} [JS(Set_Field{myFieldStack,1})]
>
>But acrobat gave an error saying that 'Set_Field' javascript function not 
>found.
>
>How should we make javascript work with context? Context compiled my code 
>without
>
>errors. Java-fld.tex file was also processed during the compile, but I 
>could not manage to
>
>make the 'Set_Field' visible to acrobat.

There is a problem in acrobat with regards to initialization of javascript 
and fields, and there are differences between acro 4 and 5. Did Set_Field 
end up in the pdf file? If not, is java-fld.tex loaded? If not, say 
'\useJSscripts[fld]'

Hans

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