Hi Barry, To be fair, the way the "Embed image data" is set up is confusing for developers. The help file does not clear it up either. If you save the form as a template, which is them rendered by a module of Enterprise Suite on the server, then yes the relative link and availability of the image is...

Hi Bruce, A you know, passing a parameter of 1 or true makes no difference as they are both the same. From my experiences, I tend to use true, so that when explaining to people they understand that the addInstance() method is expecting a boolean, whereas removeInstance() method is expecting a number...

Hi,Did you set the relative link in LC Designer? Once the form is rendered, it uses the relative link to display the image file in the ImageField object. Once the form is rendered the image data is stored in the PDF form and becomes part of the file. It therefore does not need to go back to the serv...

Hi, Make sure the form is saved as a Dynamic XML Form in the Save-as dialog. Hope that helps,Niall

Hi,You can use script to set up two submissions: one with a PDF attachement and a second with an XML attachement. I don't know of any way to script where both the PDF AND the XML are attached to a single email.Niall

Don, I would always recommend that you start off a form on a design page and then add subforms to the page(s). This gives greater control and is less buggy than having a series of subforms directly under the root node in the hierarchy. Similar to this:In the above form, page1 is set to Flowed and sp...

Don, Firstly, it has nothing to do with the form being saved as a Dynamic XML Form or a Static PDF Form. Also, the main issue is the layout of the container that you are dropping the subform into (either Positioned or Flowed). So the layout of the Page is what is important and not the layout of the ...

Hi, Yes, you would use the same script in the same object, but you would just need to decide when this would be fired. For example, you might add the script to the prePrint event or the preSubmit event and see does this match the functionality you are looking for. Does that help?Niall

Hi Don, If the the layout is Flowed, then yes. The position of the subform on the page is determined by its position in the hierarchy. Niall

Hi, One way would be to place a JavaScript in the exit event of TextFieldA:if (this.rawValue === null) {     xfa.host.messageBox("Please complete Text Field B", "Attention", 0, 0); }However this will only fire when the user exits TextFieldA. You may need additional script if it is likely that the us...