[Isaac Harned]

Form is 100% working, not crashing, and is fast as all get out.

Attached is the working file, all code is placed inside of each dropdown.

Still a little confused on how the layers turn off their print setting, but the issue there is probably not code related.

Can’t thank you enough @lizlarsen , let me know what you think of the modifications I made for the individual dropdown code!

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The struggle continues, Children layers do not want to activate and deactivate.

I have tried switching tactics by using substrings to try and match some of these values, using the dash as a placeholder for values before and after. I attempt to grab before the dash to match with the parent, and after the dash to determine if the applicable “NumberOfTaps” dropdown signals the layer to be on or off. Nothing seems to be working on this front

Now also having an issue where layers print settings turn off when I change the initState, even though these are set to “Use Default”. tried submitting this issue to Bluebeam, however they tell me they cannot provide assistance with custom code. I guess I must find a way to change the print setting for the layer as well. I have tried modifying the code so that it ONLY targets the initState, but this does not help.

There is also now a third array of OCGs, this is to turn off all children of parents that have been deactivated. This one is also having the same difficulty as the other loop targeting children layers.

I am getting no specific errors, except for the console displaying a single “false”

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var pcMask = /^[\d]{1,2}$/; //Tests for a digit in the first or second place, max string length var drop = this.getField("NumberOfTerminals").value; //Pulled from main drop-down var ocgOnArray = this.getOCGs(); for (var i = 0; i < ocgOnArray.length; i++) { var fname = ocgOnArray[i].name; if (pcMask.test(fname) && ocgOnArray[i].name <= drop) { //Testing to isolate parents then less or equal to drop-down value ocgOnArray[i].state = true; ocgOnArray[i].initState = true; var gDropName = ("NumberOfTaps" + fname); //Name of smaller drop-down located on each parent layer, this variable does not want to populate and is an issue right now var pcMaskG = /[-]/; //All layers with dashes in name are children var grilleArray = this.getOCGs(); for (var iG = 0; iG < grilleArray.length; iG++) { var Gfname = grilleArray[iG].name; var GfnameSub = Gfname.substring(Gfname.indexOf('-') + 1); var GfnameGroup = Gfname.substring(Gfname.indexOf('-') - 1); //This was the most recent addition, hoping this substring callout is written correctly if (GfnameGroup==fname && pcMaskG.test(Gfname) && GfnameSub this.getField(gDropName).value) { //More than grilleArray[iG].state = false; grilleArray[iG].initState = false; } } } if (pcMask.test(fname) && ocgOnArray[i].name > drop) { //Wrapping up larger event, greater than ocgOnArray[i].state = false; ocgOnArray[i].initState = false; var grilleArrayOff = this.getOCGs(); for (var iGO = 0; iGO < grilleArray.length; iGO++) { var GfnameOff = grilleArray[iGO].name; var GfnameGroupOff = GfnameOff.substring(GfnameOff.indexOf('-') - 1); if (GfnameGroupOff==fname && pcMaskG.test(GfnameOff)) { grilleArrayOff[iGO].state = false; grilleArrayOff[iGO].initState = false; } } } }

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[Isaac Harned]

Here is the latest file with the dropdown coded, sorry for not getting this in earlier

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[Isaac Harned]

Here is the latest update to the code and the file. Major thanks to Liz for all the help!

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[Isaac Harned]

The solution to this was simply the page size. 11 x 17 does not give the font enough of a lower size range to adjust. I had to tell Bluebeam support why this was happening, and that their text boxes DO adjust vertically AND horizontally. 36 x 24 works just fine.

🙄

[Isaac Harned]

Thank you Liz, super helpful!!!!!!

[Isaac Harned]

Also the line:

let childMask = new RegExp(“^” + tap + “-[\\d]{1,2}$”);

when I plug this into regex101, I get some weird search parameters. Never worked with the RegEx constructor, so please bear with me here =)

So if the previous tap variable only stores the number at the end of the string (Let’s say NumberOfTaps1), then this would be constructed as such:

/^1-[\\d]{1,2}$/

The part that is tripping me up is the double slashes I think, what does this do to the digit search?

[Isaac Harned]

So in the local code, the line:

var tap = dropDownName.match(/\d{1,2}$/)

Does this only store what is matched? I.e. it looks at NumberOfTaps1, and only stores the “1” since it matches the search for 1 or 2 digits at the end of the string?

[Isaac Harned]

Oh my goodness Liz, you are amazing. It works for sure!!

I am still having the issue of the print setting for the layer toggling off and not back on, will test some more with that.

I am going to work today to modify all the individual dropdowns so that expressions can be applied to all, but this is so fantastic!!

Couple of small questions on the code:

1. The regex variable tapsMask, is this to filter out all layers that are not associated with the terminal and tap dropdowns (i.e. RACH layers)?

2. The double vertical bars, is this an OR statement? Seems like you are testing either the full fname OR the substring prior to the dash.

I have attached a screenshot of the code with some detailed notes for anyone hoping to follow along, please feel free to correct me @lizlarsen if I misinterpret anything! The file below is the latest with the new code loaded into dropdown. Sub dropdowns have not been 100% coded yet, but check out how fast this file moves now!!!

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//NumberOfTerminals local code let drop = this.getField("NumberOfTerminals").value; //Tests for 1 or 2 digits at the beginning of the string, then looks for the end of the string, children will fail this test let parentMask = /^[\d]{1,2}$/; //Tests for 1 or 2 digits at the beginning of the string, then looks for a dash, then 1 or 2 digits, then the end let childMask = /^[\d]{1,2}-[\d]{1,2}$/; //Tests for 1 or 2 digits at the beginning of the string, then possibly (allowed to fail) a dash and 1 or 2 digits, then the end let tapsMask = /^\d{1,2}(-\d{1,2})?$/; //Creates an array of all layer names let layerList = this.getOCGs(); //this loop will cycle through each layer name and perform the following for each for (let i = 0; i drop || fname.substring(0, fname.indexOf("-")) > drop)) { //if match, turn off layer layerList[i].state = false; layerList[i].initstate = false; //If parent fails the previous, and is NOT greater than } else if (parentMask.test(fname)) { //Turn it on layerList[i].state = true; layerList[i].initstate = true; //if it fails all previous and is a child layer, this works because all parent and children greater than the main are already off } else if (childMask.test(fname)) { //All the children whos group is equal or less than dropdown are going to pass what group they belong to var currentTap = fname.substring(0, fname.indexOf("-")); //Uses group name to grab the value of the associated dropdown, compares the substring after the dash. If the sub is greater than if (fname.substring(fname.indexOf("-") + 1) > this.getField("NumberOfTaps" + currentTap).value) { //Turn it off layerList[i].state = false; layerList[i].initstate = false; //otherwise, turn on } else { layerList[i].state = true; layerList[i].initstate = true; } } }

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[Isaac Harned]

Thank you David, and I will keep you guys posted on the Autosize!

[Isaac Harned]

Thank you Troy!

[Isaac Harned]

Thank you Troy!

[Isaac Harned]

Thank you David, and I will keep you guys posted on the Autosize!

[Isaac Harned]

Thank you so much for taking time Liz, You may just save the day on this one.

The “On blur” was actually a work around to make iPad feasible (no mouse, no mouse up), but that may not even be possible with the amount of layers. Testing to come on this.

I am going to add the scripts to the dropdowns today, will post back and let you know.

Regex in java may take me a bit to learn, but maybe some progress here by the end of week.

[Isaac Harned]

Thank you so much for taking time Liz, You may just save the day on this one.

The “On blur” was actually a work around to make iPad feasible (no mouse, no mouse up), but that may not even be possible with the amount of layers. Testing to come on this.

I am going to add the scripts to the dropdowns today, will post back and let you know.

Regex in java may take me a bit to learn, but maybe some progress here by the end of week.