Hi,Here is the form back to you: http://www.assuredynamics.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/2011-07-11-ShareVersion_Form.pdfI will delete the link once you have the form. There were a few issues:The rType radio buttons were all named the same as the exclusion group, so this is why it was resolving the...

Hi,Can you share your form? If so, upload it to a file sharing site like Acrobat.com and then publish it. You can then post the published URL here:Niall

Hi,Why are you resolving the rType object? Unless there are multiple rType objects or you have unnammed subforms, you should be able to use a relative reference. Also, xfa.resolveNode("rType") will only return the object. You would need .rawValue to return the value of the object. So:var myType =  x...

Hi,It is difficult to say without seeing the form. Referencing the form objects is clearly a critical step. Have a loop here where we set out out to reference objects correctly. http://assure.ly/kUP02y. Next, when adding script to radio buttons, I would always tend to add the script to the click eve...

Hi,I am rushing out the door so can't give too much. However you seem to not be doing anything with  the myClass variable after the if/else statements. In AcroForms, the JavaScript appropch is to declare a variable and use getField to link an object to the variable. This will NOT work in LC Designer...

Hi,It looks like the table is static and will always have three rows at runtime. In other words the user cannot add more rows. If this correct? You don't need to resolve the nodes in this case, because you are referencing specific rows and fields. Becuase the script is in the checkbox, which is in t...

Hi,I am not sure I understand what you are trying to achieve: replacing the values with spaces. Can you provide more information or the form?If you want to loop through a table, you will need to set up a for loop. See the SOM expression example, in particular pages 10 and 11. http://assure.ly/kUP02y...

Hi,I know the examples weren't exactly your situation, but they should show how to combine multiple rows into a section row. In your case you would then make the section repeatable in the Object  > Binding palette. Good luck,Niall

Hi,If you create a table with two rows and then set out the cells in these as you see fit. Then in the hierarchy select both rows and right-click and select "Group as Section".You can then set this section as repeatable in the Object > Binding palette and it will repeat both rows for each data node....

Hi,You can catch us at http://www.assuredynamics.com. I will try and get back to you as soon as I can, but will be out of the office a lot over the next few days. Niall