Beautiful!! Thanks!

Thanks Paul,Why does it work on invisible and not hidden?  Also, do you think there will be a problem with those once-invisible-but-now-present objects remaining present upon email submission and printing?  I noticed from threads that other people were having trouble like that.Thank you again. You a...

My form has three sections all of which have a progressive disclosure element. Independantly they work fine, but as a whole they don't. Only one progressive disclosure instance will work at a time. So, if the first one is activated, such as the end user clicks on a check box and a hidden subform pop...

I figured it out...I had to define the page on which the hidden subform was to present.  Rather than using just a standard conditional script such as. "if this checkbox is clicked, make this subform appear," I had to say, "make this subform on page three appear."

You should get the book," Creating Dynamic Forms with Adobe LiveCycle Designer" by J.P. Terry. It gives a great introduction to how to work with forms, and it has many, many useful scripts and other resources. Another great resource is the Help button. Adobe has a very extenisive Help section. The "...

Hi Gareth,Here is one thing I would try:First, one master page (since both master pages are the same anyway)Second: make the Content Area start just below where the header ends, and end just above where the footer starts. Since objects, like text fields, are restricted to content areas, they will no...

I have a form that includes a series of hidden subforms. One hidden subfrom, when called up and when one of its checkboxes is clicked, is supposed to call up different hidden subforms. These last subfroms reside on a different page. I usually use a simple script to call up hidden forms and it works ...

Thanks Paul.  I checked out the site--very fruitful. It cleared up a couple basic things for me such as when to use () or {}.  The pdf's will be a helpful resource also, I am sure.Take care,JennyAnnRowe

Wonderful--THANKS! I've learned quite a bit of useful stuff from you in the last couple of days .  You are super helpful.Do you know of a good and easy to understand source that explains the basics of java syntax, such as when to use {} as opposed to ()--basics that I seem to be missing?

When a user selects a checkbox, the field turns yellow. Unfortunately, when the user deselects the checkbox, the color remains.  I know I need an if/else statement to remove the color upon deselection, but cannot get quite the right script. The checkbox named LEPID is my guinea pig and it still has ...