Acrobat PDF help

[DBookatay]

I am creating PDF's unings 9.1 Pro and am having a problem with my "0"s being trimmed when I do not want them to. Here is an example:

var co_city = getField('co_city').value;
var co_state = getField('co_state').value; 
var co_zip = getField('co_zip').value; 

if (co_city) {
    var co_add2 = co_city + ", " + co_state + " " + co_zip; 
}

event.value = co_add2;

 

This script takes the users address fields "city" "state" and "zip" and returns them as 1 line: Danbury, CT 06810. Except the "06810" turns into "6810". How do I stop the "0"s from being trimmed?

 

The same result happens with dates. I use "dte1" + "dte2" + "dte3" = "date"

Should read "04/25/09" yet is returned as "4/25/9"

 

Any help would be greatly apprechiated.

[Mchl]

Make a string not a number

[DBookatay]

Make a string not a number

 

How is this done? I know very little about js

[Mchl]

Sometimes I hate myself:

 

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=javascript+type+conversion

[DBookatay]

Sometimes I hate myself:

 

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=javascript+type+conversion

 

Baically thats the same as saying "read the manual..."

Thanks for the loads of help, now instead of posting a quick question as an admitted user that knows little about javascript hoping for a quick answer, I'll go to Barnes & Noble and buy a book.

 

Lots of help on this forum...

[Mchl]

Perhaps that's something you should do.

This might be a quick question for you, but necessarily a quick answer. And besides, I'm not much into JavaScript either... so I would have to do same googling as you