First, let me start by saying that I am a 1,000,000% novice. I merely type my question in google and spend a ridiculous amount of time looking and praying for scripts that I can cut, paste and modify it see if they work. Most of the time, I have no idea how it works and I don't really care as long as it works. So, with that said, here's my issue. I have an Adobe Acrobat Pro XI form (NOT LiveCycle) that I created. I have dropdown fields with values of Exceeds (blue), Meets (green), Needs Improvement (yellow) and Does Not Meet (red). When the user selects the applicable value, I need the field to change to the color. The script below was working fine UNTIL I got overzealous and thought I could change blue and green to shades that I preferred. Now, even though I've removed my RGB definitions of those colors, if I select Exceeds or Meets, the fill color is Aqua. It's as though I've 'broken' the defaults and it's being held in memory. Here is the script I'm using. Again, I copied this script somewhere off the web, so please be kind
if (event.value=="Exceeds") event.target.fillColor = color.blue;
else if (event.value=="Meets") event.target.fillColor = color.green;
else if (event.value=="Needs Improvement") event.target.fillColor = color.yellow;
else if (event.value=="Does Not Meet") event.target.fillColor = color.red;
else event.target.fillColor = color.white;
Here is the script I used when I tried to redefine the colors:
color.blue= ["RGB", 0,112,192];
color.green= ["RGB", 0,176,80];
if (event.value=="Exceeds") event.target.fillColor = color.blue;
else if (event.value=="Meets") event.target.fillColor = color.green;
else if (event.value=="Needs Improvement") event.target.fillColor = color.yellow;
else if (event.value=="Does Not Meet") event.target.fillColor = color.red;
else event.target.fillColor = color.white;
How do I get Exceeds and Meets back to blue and green and how can I define what shades of blue and green I want?
Thanks!