Hi,to get the current page, you can use the index of your master page ("Restricted").$ = $.parent.index +1and for the total pages use$ = $layout.pageCount()

XDP is a container file for XML-based files, that can contain XFA-forms, PDF-files, metadata etc.You will need a LiveCycle product (incl. Designer) to open such files.Acrobat / Reader cannot open this files.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XML_Data_Package

You have to save the form as PDF to open it with Acrobat or Reader.

Floating fields are used in text but not in text fields.Create a text object and select it so the text cursor is shown and enter some text like "This is a sample text for ".Then click right the text object to open the context menu and select "floating field in text".This will add a hidden text field...

The floating fields needs to be named the same way as the fields you wanna use the values from.And yes, you then have sevaral objects in the hierachy with the same name, that's correct.

For a dynamic table you have to design a new XFA-form in Designer.Here's a little tutorial how to create dynamic tables.http://forms.stefcameron.com/2009/02/25/expandable-table-with-totals/Just a little correction.You can inport Docx-Files with tables and add / remove rows in a dynamic PDF.But, this...

Adding a space to the regualar expression will do the trick.if (xfa.event.newText.match(/[^A-Za-z0-9 ]/))      {xfa.event.change = "";}

You can use regular expressions in the change:event of the textfield to limit the characters that can be typed in.Will allow only digits and the characters A-Z and a-zif (xfa.event.newText.match(/[^A-Za-z0-9]/))       { xfa.event.change = ""; }

Hi,when you need dynamic forms you'll have to design them from scratch in Designer.Imported forms (PDF/Word) are rendered as static layout and cannot do such things, sorry.

Hi,earlier this year I developed several kinds of charts that can be generated within a XFA form using FormCalc.It needs a bit of needlework, but can all be done with the things designer has already build in.http://thelivecycle.blogspot.com/2010/04/formcalc-charts-pie-chart.htmlhttp://thelivecycle.b...