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Re: xfa.resolveNode question - Adobe LiveCycle 08-05-2009
Yea, I have that book and just haven't had the time to look through it except briefly. I agree the documentation is a bit sparse; enough to get started but not enough to really learn the stuff inside and out.Chow

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Re: xfa.resolveNode question - Adobe LiveCycle 08-05-2009
Hi Kevin,Thanks for the input. Fantastic. Works fine and will cut down my code by a few lines. Do you know of any good LiveCycle script reference books? I've been using web JavaScript for a few years now but need something to give me a better idea of what I can and can't do in LiveCycle.Thanks,Chow

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Re: xfa.resolveNode question - Adobe LiveCycle 07-05-2009
Thanks, to both of you for your quick response. I tried using param1.name and the app.alert now correctly displays 'Page20' as the value of param1, and 'Page20[1]' for x. However, the code is still failing at the xfa.resolveNode part. Here is my entire code to check if I've got anything else missing:function contWithCheckBox(page, focus) { xfa.host.messageBox("You have called the function contWithCheckBox()"); var j = page.instanceIndex + 1 xfa.host.messageBox(String.concat("You have set the ins...

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xfa.resolveNode question - Adobe LiveCycle 07-05-2009
I have a function that takes 2 arguments, the first is a XFAObject and it doesn't really matter what the second one is. I use the first parameter to set a variable inside a call to xfa.resolveNode(): xfa.resolveNode(x). My variable is a concatination of the parameter and the instanceIndex all in between single quotes of that parameter: x = String.concat("'", param1, "[", param1.instanceIndex, "]'");When put together it looks like this:function MyFunction(param1, param2) { var j = param1.instance...

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