For the resolveNodes() syntax I think you want:var sNum = xfa.resolveNodes("RequestDetails.RepeatingSection[*].serialNum");var rNum = xfa.resolveNodes("RequestDetails.RepeatingSection[*].requestedNum");for (var i=0; i < sNum.length; i++) {    sNum.item(i).presence = "visible";    rNum.item(i).presen...

Ok, so you need to tweak the 3D Objects colour in the same place. This also changes the colour of some window backgrounds - you'll see on the preview picture.

It uses the "Selected Items" colour in Windows. So depending on Windows version you need to get to the Window Color and Appearance settings. In Windows 7, right click on the desktop and click Personalize, then at the bottom go to Window Color - from there select Selected Items on the dropdown and ch...

You can do it in JavaScript but it takes more code, you need a loop to go through and find the information. FormCalc is easier and calculates faster.JavaScript (there are several ways of doing this, this is just one):this.rawValue = null;var total = 0;var CB1 = this.resolveNodes("Table1.Row1[*].Chec...

Ah sorry missed that you weren't using two tables.Are you using repeating rows or is there a specific row for each set of data? You could just hard-code where the data goes - A data goes into RowA. On the Exit even of the field you would just have: table.rowA.rawValue = this.rawValue;You could use G...

Not sure what's going on there but messageBox() is throwing an error for some reason (use CTRL-J in Acrobat to open the Console):GeneralError: Operation failed.XFAObject.messageBox:3:XFA:form1[0]:subMain[0]:Table1[0]:Row1[1]:TextField1[0]:readyArgument mismatch in property or function argumentIt wor...

Check out this thread:http://forums.adobe.com/message/5287580#5287580

For this to work you need a bit of prep work.All the rows in the table need the same name (except header and footer) - if you've created a static table then they probably don't have the same name. Taking "Row1" as an example you want to name each row "Row1" and you'll see a number in brackets appear...

Yeah unfortunately it is the static pdf, so there's not much you can do about it unless you redo the form as dynamic.You can mix FormCalc and JavaScript, just not on the same event.

Ah, I guess it's the static pdf...thought hiding a field would still work. I don't deal with static pdfs much. Just tried it and that seems to be the problem.In which case I think you're limited to controlling the access and mandatory settings.if (this.rawValue == 1) {  RadioButtonList3.access = "op...