is javascript the same for html as it would be for adobe?

I’m creating forms in adobe and customizing certain criteria using javascript. It’s all the same, right?

I’m assuming that not enough people will have acrobat pro to test with, but I’ll attach the file regardless. I don’t know where else to go and have been searching for several days with no success.

My trouble is:

I have a field named REFUND.
I have two radio buttons named METHOD; one export value (paid) is NO and the other (PoA) is YES.
I have another field named FEE.

What’s meant to happen is depending on which METHOD is chosen, FEE calculates a 20% or 30% fee from REFUND. If paid is chosen, FEE calculates REFUND * .2. If PoA is chosen, FEE calulates REFUND * .3.

This s the code I hacked my way through for adobe to finally accept, but it doesn’t work. Am I missing something?

[code]
var f = this.getField(“METHOD”);
var r = this.getField(“REFUND”);
{
if (f = “NO”) {
event.value = Math.abs(r.value * .2)
}
Else ;{
event.value = Math.abs(r.value * .3)
}
}
[/code]

I’m not expecting nothing from anyone, but I’m truely hoping. If my trouble is inappropriate for this site or forum, please let me know and I’ll go elsewhere.

Thanks for your attention,

Jim

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