I agree that your script will do all that, but it is a little overwhelming for some of us (me included). I believe it covers the validation part only, does it not?Teresa - I have sent you a simple form without subforms by email.Ruth

Hi - If you have not gotten this to work I have a more simple solution than above which will work on the change event of the drop down.Presuming the form contains a subform with a Drop down with values of Yes and Noand a subform "sfHidden" with a hidden field "hiddenField"If Yes is selected in the d...

Hi Rico,Did you get an answer on this? If not and you are using JavaScript, try parseInt. My radio buttons are set to allow only one selection per grouping, so I need to look for the rawValue of the radio button list. E.G. you have 3 radio button lists, 1 named colours, 1 named cars, 1 named provinc...

here is a copy you can look at>>> LouSir <forums@adobe.com> 2011/12/08 6:03 pm >>> LouSir created the discussion"Re: Help with repeatable subform please - at wits end."To view the discussion, visit: http://forums.adobe.com/message/4072636#4072636

I'ved looked at your form and can't begin to understand the coding you have for the add section button (you are way beyond me), but I can make it work with a simpler script.1. Your subform needs to be flowed.2. You need to set the "repeat subform for each data item" information in the binding tab3. ...