I've tried that in the caption property of the text field, but it's not working (it works in the rawValue though)I've tried this:this.caption.value += " -";or this:this.caption.value = caption.value + " -";Neither worked.

Hi, I have a field that ocasionally can contain negative raw values. What happens is, when a negative raw value is fed to the field, the field looks like this:($999.999,00)And I'd like it to look like this:-$999.999,0Any ideas how to do this?, I couldn't find any option in the patterns section.Thank...

No, in the data binding.

Hi, let say I got a field that is data driven, and I want to add something, for example, a - character after.So, instead of showing "Field Value", it should show "Field Value -".How can I add the "-" after the data driven value?.(I've tried + "-" and some stuff like that without success)

Kyle, thanks, that is exactly how I did it some minutes ago just testing how that expression screen works. I didn't use Javascript though, I used FormCalc and checked against: productType == 1 or 2.Worked perfectly, it even repeated the subforms if more nodes of items were present.Thanks!.

Hi, I've been using choice subforms for some weeks, so far they worked like a charm.Now, I need to show subforms (or not), using a difference approach, according the following (new, for me) criteria:I got this xml:<root>          <account>                    <productType>1</productType>             ...

I use Designer ES4.Maybe I'm wrong, but the sample you linked is more about something any user can do at run time, and this is something I'd need to do at "develop time", are you implying that I can use the same methodology for both issues?.

I meant the i icon on the text fields, it didn't go away like you said.I will try to map a locale. Thanks.Edit.: Perfect, I mapped my locale and the warnings are gone.

Hi, it's kind of pissing me off that I have one warning for every single text field in the form that says:"Spell checking does not support this locale".Is there any way to turn off that specific warning and not all of them?.Thanks!.

Sure, but if you have a complex and extensive form, this is not really an option, you want to select all the text fields, and apply something.This is what I thought the "Select All" feature was for, I was wrong, or it's bugged/too limited.