Hate to do this, but can you post the form, or a screenshot of the designer window with the form layout and heirarchy, as well as the current checkbox script?

Which checkbox is your code in?  Normally you don't have to explicitly set/clear the checkbox that you're clicking, it will automatically toggle. 

Oh well, thought it might be an easy one...Are the other objects (hc1, etc) checkboxes?  I'm not familiar with the "value.integer.value" syntax; I usually set them with "hc1.rawValue = 1" and reset with "hc1.rawValue = 0".

I'm having no luck in figuring out an easy way to do this.  The containing application (Reader or whatever) knows the server that generated the form because the submit button action will send it back there.  However I can't find an API method or property that exposes it.  You can try querying the cl...

For starters, there is a comma instead of a period on the two marked lines:if  (this.rawValue == 0){     hc1.value.integer.value=0;     hc2.value.integer.value=0;     hc3.value.integer.value=0;     hcgray.presence = "hidden";     sfrhc1,value.integer.value=1;     sfrhc2.value.integer.value=1;     sf...

That's OK.  I'm not very familiar with Workspace.  Sounds like the form is displayed first, and then your first Workbench process is hit after the form is completed.  I don't know if there's a way to have a process execute first which would pre-process the form prior to being displayed to the user. ...

Does each page have its own table (Tables_P2, etc) or is it all one big table?

Depends on your workflow.  If it's an existing form that's local to the user then you are correct.  If the user requests a form from the server and the first step is to render the form and present it to the user, then you should be able to do it as part of that step.Maybe you can give us a little mo...

I haven't worked much with calling web services from forms so I can't help with an elegant solution.  Your idea seems sound.  I can help with two ways of obtaining the LiveCycle server:1. You can use a process variable that is defined as a Configuration Parameter.  The value of configuration paramet...

Javascript is case-sensitive; your code needs to match the object names exactly.  Usually when you add a checkbox the default name is "CheckBox1".  Unless you've renamed them, make sure that your script uses the correct case of the control names.Also, put a semicolon (";") a the end of the app.alert...