There are a few problems that I can see from the start. First, your code is going to pick up EVERY node that exists on these pages. Some of those nodes will not have a rawValue, and some will not have an actual name. As an example, you can take your code and create a text field to dump all of the na...

Something like this should work:var statusIncomplete = false,    rows = xfa.resolveNodes("UsersRequiringAccess.Table1.RowUserName[*]");for (i = 0; i< rows.length; i++)  if (rows.item(i).FullLegalName.isNull || rows.item(i).PositionType.EC.rawValue == "")    statusComplete = true;if (statusComplete) ...

Here are some examples. They would go in the calculate event of your amount fieldSay there's a $5,000 threshold for the field to be visible.if (this.rawValue > 5000) field1.presence = "visible";else field1.presence = "hidden"; //to rehide if the amount drops below your threshold.If there's a second ...

if (!this.isNull) , if(this.rawValue != null) , and if(this.rawValue !== null) give the same result in LiveCycle. The extra = in !== or === is to require the type be the same, as well. Since null assumes the type that you're comparing, it shouldn't make a difference.Edit: I should point out that thi...

It looks like your script is mostly right, but are you trying to do something extra in the message box? Did you mean to have the dropdown name in the title or as part of the message?If you aren't allowing custom entry, you only need the null check. Of course, we're only talking about a millisecond o...

--Breaking the string to add the 0 that way is probably not strictly necessary. It was out of habit since I am usually putting a variable in place of the number.--The 0 in brackets is required when you have multiple instances of something. In your case, RowUserName. The first row is called RowUserNa...

This might be more easily accomplished by setting the minimum count of RowUserName to 1.The button would remain, but it wouldn't do anything.As for adding the user row, your if statement has an assignment rather than a condition. You need to use == instead of =. Here are the scripts I used to make y...

That would be the name of the field. It would have been eValue in your example.

Something like this?var num = 0, den = 0, rowList = xfa.resolveNodes("Table1.Row1[*]");  for (var i = 0; i< rowList.length; i++){  if (!rowList.item(i).nfNumber.isNull && parseFloat(rowList.item(i).nfNumber.rawValue) != 0) {  num += parseFloat(rowList.item(i).nfNumber.rawValue);  den++;}}if (den !=0...

You can use this script in the docReady event.if (xfa.host.messageBox("A message goes here to explain the form","Title for the Message Box", 1, 2) != 4) event.target.closeDoc();Fair warning, I was unable to 'test' this in LC, I had to save the file and open it in Reader to verify it was working.