Well, you can simply use this JavaScript in the calculate event of SpouseSF. this.presence = Textfield1.rawValue == "X" ? "visible" : "hidden"; 

So, you want to hide subform "SpouseSF" if the field "Textfield1" is empty? I have a couple of questions about that: 1. Where does the data come from for "Textfield1"? 2. What's the loop for?

Well, I can't say what's wrong, without knowing the hierachy of you form. But I can already see some problems in your script. 1. DON'T name variables or form objects (subforms, fields …) after scripting properties or default form elements! That's a no go and can cause very strange effects! So you be...

Make sure you've selected JavaScript not FormCalc as language.

If you put the following code into the calculate event of rwStatementEntry, it should work.  this.presence = Cell2.rawValue === "Old Statement" ? "hidden" : "visible"; 

Hi,  it's not that difficult to keep tables the same size. The layout processor can determine the exact size of every object via script. This can be used to "transfer" the value to other objects. This is a calculate script to copy the cell heights of Table1 over to Table2. You possible have to modif...

Sorry, you lost me. What has you comment to do with the initial question?

Hi, the variables you're define under the form properties are read only, since they are hardcoded into the template which can't be modified by a PDF viewer. However, if you only need static data, you can still use them. Given you variable is named "formVar" and contains an array ["Value 1", "Value 2...

You can create QR codes with JavaScript and subfoms instead of using the built-in barcodes. This gives you the full control of the its appearance (dimensions, color …).Here's a sample you can use: https://thelivecycle.blogspot.com/2014/08/dynamic-qr-code-in-xfa-form.html

There no big difference in LiveCycle Designer ES4 and AEM Forms Designer, just a few optimizations but no new features. You can still use LiveCycle to develop your XFA forms for your business. You can download a trial of AEM Forms Designer here. LiveCycle Blog: AEM Forms Designer Demoversion//AEM Fo...