Because you had some script on the radio buttons make sure you get rid of all that script so nothing is interfering.This script should make the radio buttons visible on checking the checkbox and then hidden on unchecking the checkbox. If the radio buttons are showing by default you need to set them ...
You need a semicolon at the end of: RadioButtonList3.rawValue = "";JavaScript statements need a semicolon at the end. FormCalc statements don'tSorry, you were bouncing between JavaScript and FormCalc and I didn't notice that the FormCalc code was on the calculate event for the radio buttons - I'd ge...
To clear it as well you need to add the: rawValue = ""if (Reg4 == "0") then RadioButtonList3.rawValue = "" RadioButtonList3.access = "readOnly" RadioButtonList3.mandatory = "disabled"else RadioButtonList3.access = "open" RadioButtonList3.mandatory = "erro...
In your if statement you need to use == instead of =. == tests a value while = assigns a value.if (this.fillColor == "255, 255, 255") { this.fillColor = "255, 255, 0";}else { this.fillColor = "255, 255, 255";}
You can set the radiobutton with "": RadioButtonList3.rawValue = "";Your if statement should work, but the zero shouldn't be in quotes:if (this.rawValue == 0) { this.resolveNode("RadioButtonList3").presence = "hidden";}You would normally do this as part of the script you're using to to show the rad...
You need to loop through the tables and copy the data from the corresponding field.You'll need to adjust the sample below to reference your table and field names.Table1 = table to copy fromTable2 = table to copy toRow1 = name of row that fields are inColumnA = the field name being copiedHere's the s...
So how are you getting the values into the text fields?If the text fields are generating nulls to begin with you are using the Calculate event? If you are filling the text fields via the radio buttons then it would be better to use the Change event on the radio buttons.