Hi, I think we will need to see the form hierarchy to understand the issue.  Can you add a screen shot, or maybe a link to the actual form? RegardsBruce

Hi,Maybe try this method of changing normal subforms into a table, seems to allow for columns to be autofit https://blogs.adobe.com/formfeed/2011/10/tables-with-variable-numbers-of-columns.html Bruce

Hi,If you mean that your text fields have a value because you have assigned them "(000) 000-0000" or the like, then you may want to use a null display pattern.So a display pattern of:null{'(000) 000-0000'}will have the same effect, but the mandatory test will still work.RegardsBruce

Hi, The exclGroup is the container for the radio buttons, so this code will put the border around all the radio buttons, as opposed to each one individually.  So, this is generally what you want. What effect are you wanting from the validation colouring? RegardsBruce

Hi, maybe a screenshot would give us a better idea of what is going ob RegardsBruce

Hi, You can use an expression in the binding, so try $.PurchaseOrder.Item.[ActionCode <> "03"] Note the full stop should be before the opening square bracket. Regards Bruce

Hi, You can use an expression in the binding, so try $.PurchaseOrder.Item.[ActionCode <> "03"] Note the full stop should be before the opening square bracket. Regards Bruce 

I don't think you can script against the binding properties.  If you can explain what you are trying to achieve, at a higher level, then we might be able to offer some alternatives.  If you are wanting to change the binding from one element in your xml to another you might be able to use predicts.Th...

Hi Deborah,You are getting the exception because this.rawValue is null and the null object does not have a length property.In the change event this.rawValue has not been updated yet.You probably want to use xfa.event.newText instead.RegardsBruce

Hi Johan,I'm not sure what you mean, do you want to have lots of images in the form and select one to display?  If so, then you can do that with JavaScript, something likeImageField1.rawValue = Image1.value.image.valueSo, you would end up with 2000 Image fieldsBruce