This might be helpful, if you're using formCalc:http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/9.0/designerHelp/index.htm?content=001465.html#1601190Stephen

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OK, if you want to fill TextField1 you need to be aware of scripting language (formCalc vs javascript) and the event ("exit", "change", someotherEvent?)Since I don't know what you are using, it is not possible to troubleshoot your problem.What Language?What Event?Stephen

Hi,I really don't quite understand what it is you want to accomplish. For dropdown boxes, there are pairs of values as in $.addItem("whatYouSee","rawValue").The $.boundItem(xfa.event.newText) will work on the "change" event of the dropdown box and return "rawValue" .   //but why use a script like th...

Hi, Some of your scripting is using "$" which only works in FormcalcYou haven't mentioned which events you're using. In order to get the rawValue of the dropdown box, use the "exit" event of the dropdown box.      var sNewSel = this.rawValue;       //Javascript  --  you can't use "$" in Javascript, ...

One last thought:for (i = nInstance; i<nCount+1; i++)

Hey,Just a thought. I think your "if" isn't needed. The "for" checks that. And, for(i=0; i<nInstance; i++)orfor(i=1; i<nInstance+1; i++)is what you need, right?StephenPS .count returns an integer of the number of instances--not zero based. If there are 5 instances, it returns 5 not 4.

Hi,You're using the xfa.resolveNode() method to locate and determine the nCount however, you aren't using it for adding the instance. If your script can't find its way without xfa.resolveNode() then maybe it can't find its way to addInstance(1) without xfa.resolveNode()So, try:xfa.resolveNode("Board...

Hi Radzmar--One of the things I really like about a floating field is that it expands and occupies only the amount of space required to display the value assigned to it (it is very format friendly). And, as you point out, it eliminates the need for the Concat() function (which makes my suggestion a ...

Hi,If all you need is to simply number a set of subforms, one way is to add a script to the initialize event of a field in the subform like:     $ = Concat("Item #",$.parent.index + 1)So what you are doing is,      finding the index of the subform (remember indexes are zero-based) and      adding 1 ...