Hi,Check out the example here: http://assure.ly/rZQIhn. Hope that helps,Niall

Hi, Have a look at an example here: http://assure.ly/MzX1bK. This will satisfy option 2. Hope that helps,Niall

Hi,While the three objects may still be on the form, the relative reference from the button to all/any of the objects may be different. For example, all three references are on the basis that the three objects are in the same container as the button. Check that the relative references are correct. S...

Hi,One solution, use an ImageField object instead of an Image object. Then go to the Object > Binding palette and for the binding select No Data Binding (or None, depending on your version of LC Designer). Because you are now using an ImageField you will need one line of code in it's docReady event ...

Hi Matt, The short answer is that you can't use an InDesign layout for a dynamic LC Designer form, with a flowed layout. There are a couple of options for using an InDesign > PDF > LC Designer workflow, however these are restricted to static layouts or just bear minimum backgrounds. For example, for...

Hi,You would need to wrap the script in an if statement that checks if the mandatory fields have been completed:if (form1.execValidate() == true) {     RealSubmit.event__click.submit.target="mailto:user@isp.com?subject=Test";     RealSubmit.execEvent("click");     sfHidden.presence = "visible";}Shou...

Hi,Reasonable straightforward. You just need to use the bound values of the radio button (1 or 2):switch (this.rawValue){    case "1":    Response12BN.presence = "invisible";    xfa.host.messageBox("Attach a copy of your company’s safety manual and safety incentive programs.",  "SAFETY PROGRAM ATTAC...

Hi, If you are using FormClac then this should be the correct syntax: if  (Completed_By.isNull or Completed_By eq "") then     $ = Contact endifIf you are using JavaScript, I would expect this to work:if  (Completed_By.rawValue == null || Completed_By.rawValue == "") {     this.rawValue = Contact.ra...

Hi,Just a quick note. You should not need the .rawValue in FormCalc and the equivalent to "this" in FormCalc is "&". So,$ = ContactNiall

...I'll just have to turn those scraps into a book!