Interactive events initiate as a direct result of form filler actions, which makes these events useful for a variety of calculation and scripting tasks. For example, you can add a script to the
mouseEnter event for a text field that changes the border color of the field to blue and a script to the
mouseExit event that changes the border color back to the original color. This action creates a highlighting effect when form fillers move the pointer over the field to visually assist them while filling the form. Interactive events are also useful for changing form data in response to a form filler selection. For example, you can add a script to the
change event for a drop-down list that updates the data values in multiple fields in response to the value the form filler selects in the drop-down list.