Why don't you make simply some if sentences which involve all possibilities?Then you can put the script on each "change" event of the checkboxes.(Is some work but I think less than you already invested.)Another solution would be to write some script on the calculate event of your Textbox. Though the...

Okey... I am not quite sure if I can help much...On which event did you put it? I'd put it on change...Well, then check out if your "on" and "off" values really are really what you asked for. If they are and it still won't work, you could try to make 2 if sentences instead of an if...else.

I decided to write it in here... since I didn't want to start a new thread.The number formats are different in some countries.Here we have 100.000.000,99 in our neighbouring country the same pattern is 100,000,000.99Livecycle handles both because it can be set to look up the scheme used in the count...

Okey for the first one. Did you try out Paul's solution of a dropdown e-mail list?You could also do this with a fixed or scripted value (it's even possible to make an e-mail chane). Normally it should overwrite whatever was written there first.Hmm... I am not good in doing things with reader extensi...

My solution (it's not simple though):IF it is REALLY many fields and really many possibilities of choosing then you can make a negative form that will write you the scripts.(Then you just need to overgive the fieldname to a specific field into a scripted script.)(Got a form with 190 checkboxes which...

http://forums.adobe.com/thread/462681?tstart=0Take a look at Paul's form. There are mail adresses set by choice.You could also make your own choice by using a counter (invisible Decimalfield that will add +1 when the user for example opens the document and set the mail adress according to it).

It will be available if you have put the fields together before. (Somehow like returning to the old thing.)I think you already have a table? Just add one row and put them everywhere together expcept in the last line.Or another solution would be to seperate the last lign from the table...PS.: This fi...

Easiest way you can do is make a table with one more row.Then put the headers together.After that you don't have any more problems making a %age in the table.I am not sure what you want to write in the text of the decimalfield... if there is nothing in there you could set the text to the right (layo...

Somehow on your form it worked in another way than in mine.Put this javascript on exit:if (this.rawValue > 100 || this.rawValue < 1){this.rawValue = null;}if (this.rawValue <= 100 && this.rawValue >= 1){this.rawValue = this.rawValue / 100;}this one on enter:if (this.rawValue != null && this.rawValue...

> I also want to reduce the field size to 2 characters, but I can only make it smaller from the left.For this one check out your menue on the right side under layout. There is an option you can set the borders.For the other one... you could set a field at the same menuepoint to a specific place... s...