This option isn't there in my version ES2 (9.0.0.2).I use an ASCII shortcut. Hold ALT, press 7 on the numpad, release ALT - that gives a bullet •It isnt a list though.

Great stuff. Sometimes the simplest option is the best. All my code is very uncomplicated, it is larger, but it works which is my desired outcome.

One way to achieve this would be this. In the form's presave event, create variables for all your object values and then reset the form and in the postsave event, restore all the object values from the variables. Presave events take place before the save dialog, postsave event execute after the dial...

You can't uncheck it because you are always forcing the focus to be set on the textField.If it is blank on exit, you could add code to deselect the checkbox, probably above the setFocus:this.resolveNode("cbRequired").rawValue = "0";You could also put code on the textfield so if it isn't null, the ch...

Hi,I wrote a bit here about Global Variables: How to compare global variable value to TextField value I would expect you might be able to use the same name, but you will need to specifically reference it.this.resolveNode("myVar.rawValue") = global.myVar; //global is the name of your script object.

Glad to assist.

Hi,Put the code in the default. Anything that isnt exactly written as Address1, Address2 or Address3 will execute the default case.default: //this is what will happen if none of the case statements apply, it can be left blank.        CheckBox1.rawValue = "0";        CheckBox2.rawValue = "0";        ...

Switch will work fine. You are missing a default case as well at the bottom, this can be blank.I quite often use checkboxes as radio buttons, you just need to turn off the boxes you dont want and turn on what you do for all of them in each case statement eg:switch(TextField1.rawValue){     case "Ad...

I would start with deleting the problem numeric field and placing a new one.

Hi, it is easy enough to do with a global variable.I wrote some information about creating and using them here - How to compare global variable value to TextField value Have a look at it to understand the code below. It is much like setting a rawValue from another field, but instead you are taking i...