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  • What exactly is the issue?  Is it not showing or not hiding when you change the checkbox?  From your description you have the two text boxes set to invisible but your script is only changing the presence of the subform.  If you show the subform without changing the presence of the textboxes, they wi...

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  •   this.rawValue = (totalHrs > 9 ? String(totalHrs) : '0' + String(totalHrs)) + ':' + (totalMins > 9 ? String(totalMins) : '0' + String(totalMins));

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  • I think it's a relic from when you converted the topmost subform from positioned to flowed.  You don't need that subform any more.  You need to do two things:1. Delete the (untitled subform)(page 1) subform.  Highlight it in the hierarchy, right-click and select "unwrap subform" from the menu.2. You...

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  • Yes!  Your form is close to being correct.  The issue is that the root subform "(untitled subform (page 1)" is set to positioned content, so even though the "TextFieldContainer" subform is set to Flowed content, the root subform is restricting the growth to one page.  The simple fix will be to set t...

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  • Sounds like the form isn't set up to flow correctly from page to page.  Please post the form so I can take a look.

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  • Here you go:1. Remove all of the code from the "change" event for the PatientName_First field.  That event will fire on every character typed, and in this case you don't need to trap every character.2. Add the following code to the "exit" event for PatientName_First:   if (this.rawValue !== null)  ...

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  • Short answer: yes.  Long answer:  The part after the '@' (the domain name) is *not* case sensitive.  However, the user's mailbox (the part before the '@') is, by the definition of the specification, case sensitive.  While most ISPs do not enforce the case sensitivity, to be perfectly compatible you ...

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  • Yes!  This is even better, but I didn't know until now that there is a presence property on the fill.  Try this:if (this.rawValue == 0){       hc1.rawValue=0;    hc2.rawValue=0;    hc3.rawValue=0;    hcgray.resolveNode("value.rectangle.#fill").presence = "hidden";    sfrhc1.rawValue=1;    sfrhc2.raw...

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  • Actually I do know what's going on, and I apologize for not noticing this earlier.  Your pages are set up as Positioned content.  In order to have object presence change dynamically the objects need to be contained in subforms with Flowed content.Based on the layout of your form I would go with the ...

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  • So, I know what is going on, but I'm not sure why.  The issue is with the grey rectangles: if you comment out the presence toggling of the rectangles in both the if and else sections the checkbox actions work fine.  I think the problem is with the order of event firing and layout actions on the form...

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