I would start by renaming your fields to remove the # sign in the name of the form fields. form1.#subform[0].#variables[0].asaScript would become somthing like form1.presubform.tempVariables.asaScirptI am not certain but in the past I have encountered problems in LiveCycle with functions that contai...

I am using multiple dropdown list to help a user find their correct sales associate based on the model and part they are using. However my "switch" statment is always going to the "default" case. Where am I scripting wrong?https://workspaces.acrobat.com/?d=X2MirIocbNfyojw6QezAbA

Bruce thank you for helping me get around that javascript "barricade". Thank you for the reminders on calling functions from Script Objects. Yes I use the console often.The reason I used  .value instead of .rawValue was due to certain variables being Global Variables. I beleive you call them differe...

I want to write a javascript to search a textfield for a given value say "104B-XX-XXX" the "X"s represent any numbers between 0-9. If the textfield contains this value (e.g. 104B-38-293) I would like to set a global variable value to equal this 104B-38-293. I thought a RegExp would be the correct me...

Problem resolved. The file path for the destination of the pdf on the server had been moved thus making the path in the pdf inaccurate. Phew!

George,I solved this problem back in the begining part of the year. Now the same problem has reared it's ugly head again. Trying to remember how we solved this problem earlier. I'll report when I figure it out. Here is the console message.Acrobat EScript Built-in Functions Version 10.0 Acrobat SOAP ...

The below script allows me to place a date from mm-dd-yyyy format e.g. 05-17-2004 into Month Day, Year format, e.g. May 17, 2004. I used a Script Object function to convert the date. However how do I run the function inside the textfield.rawValue =  without the script giving me an "undefined". //Let...

With some help from others and some digging up the past I came back across my old answer, and some others. var oSigInfo = event.target.getField(“form1[0].Letter[0].LetterContent[0].signatureData[0].signatureField[0]”).signatureValidate();if (oSigInfo.status == 0)          {          //Code to fire i...

xfa.event.cancelAction = 1Looking for a way to link this cancelAction with the first signature dialogue box that pops up. If the user selects "cancel" I don't want the postSign event to fire. In the javascript reference below is "event" to be replaced by "postSign"? meaning xfa.postSign.cancelAction...

Would inserting an "if else" statement prevent the preSign or postSign code from firing if the user selects "Cancel" on the dialogue box. Technically I beleive the "preSign" event has already fired when the user reaches this dialogue box. Something likeform1.Page1.Document.SigSubform.SignatureField1...