Hi Darren,Sorry about that, seems I left a absolute reference in.  If you don't specify the instance number in the SOM expression it will default to the first one.Try thishttps://sites.google.com/site/livecycledesignercookbooks/home/ADRC-activity-form-5.pdf?attredirects=0&d=1RegardsBruce

Hi Darren,I have made some changes to the "Add another activity" button, so that it no longer references the first monthly report but the current one.  JavaScript does not have a stop keyword, so that is just throwing an exception, do you have "When exception is thrown" set to break?Hopefully the ne...

Hi,It sounds like you need to use a relative reference to the report subform, it seems you are always referencing the first report when you do the add.  It's hard to tell without looking at the form, is it possible you can upload it somewhere (like google docs) and publish a link in this thread and ...

Hi,If I understand correctly I think you need to move your code to the calculate event of the tax field, something like; switch (AddTax.rawValue) {   case "YES":       this.rawValue = 0.13*conversion.rawValue*amount.rawValue;       break;   case "NO":        this.rawValue = 0.00;       break;}  Rega...

Hi,I think the problem we are having is the value returned from the setTimeOut method is being garbage collected, which causes the timeout to be cancelled.  So maybe if you had a different return variable for each call to setTimeOut that would help, though event scripts (like initialize, click, docR...

Hi,Maybe you can try waiting for the setTimeOut to complete before starting the next one.  This sample, https://sites.google.com/site/livecycledesignercookbooks/home/Strips.pdf?attredirects=0&d=1, tries that, so the code in the docReady event starts the first setTimeOut and then code in the layout:r...

Hi,It looks like Designer has got confused handling the repeating group, if you change the caption binding to "$.Name" it works. The binding in the setProperty element should be relative to its parent (Drink in this case). Seeing "$record" in the binding expression is something I always check as it ...

Hi,Exactly, this is the advantage of using a switch statement as opposed to series of if statements, this way should be easier to extend.Good luckBruce

Hi,Try something like this JavaScript in the exit event of your numeric field (you will probably have to change the name of your form objects, SignatureSubhead1 and SignatureSubhead2)switch (true){ case this.rawValue >= 1 && this.rawValue <= 49999:  SignatureSubhead1.presence = "visible";  Signature...

Hi,'use name' should be fine as long as everything else is.Can you post a link to your form so we can have a look, you can't upload the form in this forum but if you use Acrobat.com,  Google Docs, or similar and post a link here we can try and see what is happening.RegardsBruce