Hi David, For starters it is worth getting your workspace set up to show the most commonly used palettes. For example the hierarchy palette (5) is used very often:You will also need to increase the height of the Script Editor (5), as this is where you insert script into the various events of an obje...

Hi, The issue is that the bound value represents the value of the object, so that it will always display the first display item that matches the bound value. We know from one of the LC Designer methods, setItems(), that Adobe will at some point in the future allow us to bind multiple bound values to...

Glad you got it sorted, but in any case have a look at this example for various options getting fields dynamic: http://assure.ly/g80MVY. It might help in the future. Also, having the correct relative reference to objects is very important. See discussion and example here: http://assure.ly/kUP02y.Goo...

Hi,Firstly, the syntax is JavaScript, so when setting the Response25AY, you would need to include .rawValue:Use of quotation marks within the script will give a syntax error (around the YES). A small note: I would not duplicate the question as a default value. It does not really add value. So this s...

Hi, Just a few suggestions. Make sure that the pages/subforms are not set to repeat (in the Object > Binding palette), unless they are explicity required to do so. Also on the last page, make sure that there isn't any subform that extends beyond the content area. This can often cause an extra page, ...

Hi Jagan,It is probablly just how you set up the script. For starters, for Yes/No choices I think you would be better to use radio buttons instead of checkbox objects. So for example you would have four different radio button exclusion groups, each with a Yes and No radio button. Then in the Object ...

Hi, First you would need to add JavaScript to the docReady event of the root node (normally "form1"). app.runtimeHighlight = false;This will turn off the standard highlighting. Then the simplest way would be to set the background of the mandatory fields manually in LC Designer. Hope that helps,Niall...

Hi, While technically you can do this, I think that it would be a poor performance because the script would need to loop through the 100 dropdowns. You would need to place script in the preOpen event of the dropdowns, that loops through and looks at previous selections. I worked this up over the wee...

Hi, Also, if you have created the form by importing an original Word or PDF document into LC Designer, then depending on the choices you made, you may not be able to save the form as a Dynamic XML Form. Niall

Oi,Pode haver muitos problemas com o formulário. Por exemplo o script poderia ser em um loop, para que ele vai ao redor muitas vezes antes de Acrobat/Reader pára automaticamente o loop.Você pode ter o script em eventos que são acionados frequentemente, tais como o evento de layout: pronto (http://as...