Also, make sure you're saving and/or previewing the form as a "Dynamic" form not Static.

Thank you! I was able to get it to work using if (!nfPayment.isNull)

jasotastic -I really appreciate your help on this. It's exactly what I was looking for...! I was using a different script that worked for the most part, but it failed to update the Cumulative total whenever the user changed a payment amount. Your script does update the total, so I'm a very happy cam...

The following is designed as a repeating subform with new row instances added via an Add button.I need each Cumulative Payment field (on each row) to auto-calculate based on either:1. the "current" and "all previous" payment amounts (i.e. cumulative payment 3 ($1,800) = sum of payments 1, 2, and 3)...

Actually, I'll send you a PM with my email address to send the form.

Sonia - private message me and I will help you.

Have you tried using a regular text field labeled "Signature", making the field protected, then saving as a Static PDF (provided it doesn't need to be Dynamic). Then you can use the Pencil tool (under Comments) to "scribble a signature". You probably know this already, but if the form will be comple...

I figured it out using a loop statement...Will leave this posted just in case it helps someone else in the future! var rows = xfa.resolveNodes("TableA.Row[*].Cell2");     for (var i = 0; i < rows.length; i++)    {                var lockField = rows.item(i);        lockField.access = "protected";   ...

Lastly, you might already know this, but also make sure you are referencing the correct paths in your scripts. For example, if your images are placed in another/separate subform called Photos, then the above path is incorrect.Instead, it would be something like:if (this.rawValue == "1"){Photos.Image...

Re: the difference between the Image and Image Field objects... The "Image" object is typically used during design (i.e. the image is added to the form by the form designer - just like what you are doing by pre-placing the image son the form ). If you want the image to be available for future edits ...