Try this code in the Exit event of the field with JavaScript as the language..if(TextField1.rawValue.length<5){ xfa.host.messageBox("The field length should be minimum 5 characters"); xfa.host.setFocus(this);}ThanksSrini

For the row that holds the comments field, you need to check the check box "Allow Page Breaks with in Content" in the Row properties.That should help.ThanksSrini

The way you added the radio buttons in the form that you uploaded seems to be OK..But one thing I observed is, you have placed each row as a separate table in the form which you do not need to. You can have one table and have them as separate rows. (attached the modified file)Let me know if you stil...

Below is a modified version of the same with Radio buttons.. Hope this helps.https://acrobat.com/#d=QI2AHzjxyTKvn1sOjDELWQFor Radiobuttons, you do not need if else statements because, the user can choose only one option from the radio buttons.ThanksSrini

Steps to share a document..1. Go to URL http://Acrobat.com2. Create an account if you don't have one. 3. Then login to the website. 4. In top left corner you will see a button called Upload. 5. Click on browse and select the file you want to upload.6. After Uploading, mouse over on the uploaded file...

Here is a sample that can help you.https://acrobat.com/#d=EQ2vEexbmzl92x4N*wkcFwIn this file I am taking the To/ CC Email address, Subject and Message from the inputs from the user. If you have radio buttons in your form, you can get the value of the radio button to pass in Email Address.ThanksSrini

That is happening might because your subform is set to Flowed.. Change it to Positioned and then move the radio buttons to the position you want them tobe..If you still have issues, you can share the form, so I can have a look at it.ThanksSrini

Here is the modified Code.if (loggedUser eq "USA")then$ =  Num2Date(Date(), "MM/DD/YYYY"); //returns date in MM/DD/YYYY formatendifif (loggedUser eq "Europe") then$ = Num2Date(Date(), "DD/MM/YYYY"); //returns date in DD/MM/YYYY formatendifNum2Date function Syntax:SyntaxNum2Date(n [,f [, k ]])Paramet...

You can use FormCalc and JavaScript functions in the same form. You have to write code in if else conditions to meet your needs.I assume you are identifying the user location based on his/ her login to SAP system. From then on you need to pass that country info to your form.In your initialize event ...

You can use the in-built functions available in FormCalc. You can use the Initialize event to write the script..Num2Date(Date(), "MM/DD/YYYY") will return you the current system date in MM/DD/YYYY format.To change it to locale specific, provide the locate value as third argument in Num2Date function...