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  • Hi there, can you provide a screenshot of your hierarchy along with your code for that total field?

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  • Hi there, By the look of your variable statements, I think you're trying to change the inital array value that resolveNodes() has returned,Which is why you are ending up with only 2 length array.  //This section extract an array of items to retrieve a value directly to the designated object var monN...

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  • FormCalc is good way to do it, I almost forgot about it. Although, don't assume months are specific number of days... as of February is not a full month and for the rest there's 7 months with 31 days and 4 months with 30 days... counting months in days may result in errors. It all depends how it sho...

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  • Alright, well first of all you'll have to forget all you know about this.getField() method when using Dynamic Fields.Dynamic forms are using XPath or "somExpression" to access different fields. You can access any field's path by having your text cursor in the JavaScript editor and then use the Ctrl+...

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  • Alright, well first of all you'll have to forget all you know about this.getField() method when using Dynamic Fields.Dynamic forms are using XPath or "somExpression" to access different fields. You can access any field's path by having your text cursor in the JavaScript editor and then use the Ctrl+...

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  • Alright, well first of all you'll have to forget all you know about this.getField() method when using Dynamic Fields.Dynamic forms are using XPath or "somExpression" to access different fields. You can access any field's path by having your text cursor in the JavaScript editor and then use the Ctrl+...

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  • Alright, well first with dynamic PDFs you will have to forget all you know about using this.getField(), this does not work anymore, with some exceptions.If you wish to retrieve the value of a field you must use the xPath or somExpression of a field to be able to access it.While your text cursor is i...

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  • Hi there, First let's try to find a solution for your first issue where you can't change the date.When you were using this code to change the date within Adobe Pro, you were certainly creating Static PDFs which is using a different syntax than Dynamic PDF.So my question to you, is do you know if you...

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  • When using rawValue , it will need you to verify first that the rawValue is not null. So, technically you need to verify with a if statement first that the rawValue isnt null, if it is null, then you can consider the validation to return false. Otherwise, if the rawValue is different than null, that...

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  • Hi there, if you are using xfa.event.newText, it should be within the "enter" event. Any other event will need to use this.rawValue instead. I hope this will help

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