Malcolm,     That did the trick.  Thank you for showing me the correct script for Lifecycle Designer. 

I am having trouble with an app.Mail script I have created in a Lifecycle form.  If I place a this.getField("field_name") line in the script Acrobat Javascript debugger states that the this.getField is not a function.  Also the this.path line returns as undefined in the email message body if bypass ...

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.  If I'm not explaining my questions properly please let me know.  Thanks

I believe this is what I need help with.I am trying to have the users of a form insert text into a text box.  The text box is contained within a cell of a table.For example:Email project engineer {enter engineers name here} to inform them ...This is what the text field states.  Will the floating tex...

Thanks, I had tried Western Style but I guess I didn't have quite enough room on the right of the table.

I have a form were a table is duplicated using a button and the add instance script.  Is there a were to specify which direction or location the table is added.  I guess by default it is created below the original table.  I would like to have it created to the right of the original table.  Can this ...

Allen, I will send you the form since I pretty restricted at work.  Thanks, Joe

Thanks for the info.  I tried using the cntrl+shift to enter the absolute reference but no luck.

Ok I have searched the forums and no matter what I do I can't get this to work again.  I had the script work in the original table but for some reason it isn't working since I changed tables.  Here are the details.I have a table that ask for a bunch of info to submit a requisition.  I have one cell ...

Niall,That did it.  Thank you.  I knew there was more too it then just pasting the script in the click event.  I just wasn't sure where too put the myscriptobject function that I saw in Paul's variables.  Now I have a little better understanding of what the fragment library is for.  Thanks again.