thanks alot, i will try doing this

I ran into this issue on my site as well. I addressed it by forcing the PDF to download instead of open in the browser. You can force download with a few lines in an .htaccess file on an Apache webserver. Instead of making all of my PDF files download, I created a separate folder on the server just for the PDF files that don't display in the browser properly, and I put the .htaccess file in that folder (so it doesn't affect the rest of the site).Simply create a plain text file and name it .htacc...

Since no has replied, this might help: I know you can open a URL in JavaScript. Maybe put that in the click event.

Hi Jorge,I'm not sure what you mean by work independently from each other when it comes to "binding", Do you want the details to auto-populate or are you looking for a button to optionally populate the form.Bruce

I meant to say change event per what your example was. I guess it is an intersting bit of info that rawValue will work in the change event of a checkbox. I'll stick to using xfa.event.newText to be consistent and ensure someone looking at my code to apply to something else doesn't have a problem.

You could put it in the calculate wrapped in an if checking if not readOnly.

Try having an item called "< None >" in your list then put the following JavaScript in the change event of your drop-down:if (xfa.event.newText=="< None >") xfa.event.change="";Kyle

When you say binding, do you mean an array index? Have you created an XML Schema? The first step i perform when creating a form is to create an XML Schema, create a Data Connection in the form with that Schema and bind all my form elements to their corresponding data items. I don't understand what it is that is going wrong for you, but binding to a schema gives you control over what gets exported and imported.

I don't hink you will be able to merge them as form based PDFs. Most if not all third party libraries for PDFs don't handle them. Maybe install Acrobat Pro on a server, set it up somehow to print to PDF to use that the 'flatten' the form into a non-interactive one that third party tools can deal with. We own the LiveCycle a server products that can flatten them so it is just theory on my part.