xfa.form.remerge() does not have any parameters. Per the Adobe documentation: Forces the remerging of the data model and template model to re-create the form model.If you want to reset fields to empty you can use the resetData(). If you want to hide or show then you should use specific .presence for...

What are you wanting to accomplish by remerging?

I would wrap all fields that you want to reset in a subform.Using the resetData() put the full path to the subform in the (). Ex. xfa.resetData("xfa.form.form1.Page1.sfResetFields"); That will do it for all fields in the subform.You can also control the access to all the fields by setting the subfor...

Without being able to see how you have structured your form it will be hard to provide any help on hidden and visible subforms.The key is that everything should be flowed to ensure proper tabbing.If you could provide examples of what is happening when a subform is hidden, then visible, as it pertain...

Greetings, The issue with your Clear and Fog checkboxes is that the Fog Checkbox is visibly higher vertically than all the other checkboxes. When objects are in positioned subforms the tab order reads the vertical position of objects from left to right. So if your placement of objects is off the tab...

I would not use a radio button. I would use a regular button.  Then put the code you need for the message in the click event of the button.

Assumptions:1. You want to look at the value of a specific field in each of the repeating table rows to determine if it has a value. If it does, then add that value to the total variable.2. That rowHUDataTBL is a repeating row in the table. I would use the following:var total = 0;var rowCount = frmH...

CraigJ2, Did you install an old version of Workbench? From the screen shot you sent I am seeing that the Designer version you are trying to open seems to be an older version 6.5.0v2019.So if you could restate your installation:1. What version of Workbench did you install?2. Did you allow the Workben...

I would use the nullTest property. This is usually set using Designer's UI in the Object Palette/Value Tab/Type: User Entered - Required.You can either set the nullTest that way or with code on the initialize event: The code works better because it will look at the field and determine if it has a va...

Very aware of that. I did not assume to put a full path.I just put in the property. Assume that the user understands how to create the full path.