Can I reference another script object in a script object? All script objects would be under the same Variables hierarchy.I have a dropdown field.In the 'exit' event, the first reference:DropExit.Exit1(this);In the DropExit script object:function Exit1(current){if(Drop.rawValue =="1"){Color1.presence...

Opps! Forgot to flip the references to which dropdown is which.None the less brilliant! Like you predicted it would. This logic works!Thank you, thank you!

First issue: Opps... yes, there's a mistake in my code. It should be:Dropdown 1selection 1 --> if (this.rawValue == "1") {that1.presence = "visible";} else {that1.presence = "invisible";}...Dropdown 2selection 1 --> if (this.rawValue == "1") {that1.presence = "visible";} else {that1.presence = "invi...

I have multiple dropdown menus, all have the same selection choices. All triggers the same visible/hidden presence event on the same objects.All objects default presence state is invisible.All Dropdown fields are all individually named.example:Dropdown 1selection 1 --> if (this.rawValue == "1") {tha...

I guess it's reasonable to say Designer just process FormCalc differently than JavaScript.. which leads to limitations.With that said, does anyone know a good place to learn a crash course on how to write up a sum script in JS.Sounds like I need to know Var and ++i++ and real programing stuff.All I ...

Having it be in JavaScript would be better than in FormCalc? I guess the question would be, why would FormCalc trigger an error/alert message?

Here's a screen cap.I understand the error... but... I through it would beeasier to just hide the error window.

I have a formCalc scripts referencing in a subform instance that's set at zero and remains "hidden" on initial opening of the file.Script debugger windows kicks in when the file is open saying there's an error cause there's not instance of it yet...Can I disable the script debugger window?Thanks in ...

I've solved my own syntax errors.the solution for a Logic IF statement in formCalc under Calculate event:if (RepeatWrap.instanceManager.count eq "0")then$.rawValue=sum(Table1.Row[*].Cell8)else$.rawValue=sum(Table1.Row[*].Cell8+(RepeatWrap[*].Table1.Row[*].Cell8)end ifHope this serves as a good refer...

I have a total sum field that takes values from two different subforms. One subform has an initial count of 0.If users want, they can "add" that subform into view.So, I imagine I need two if conditions for my calculations. One with only 1 subform and one with 2 subforms.under calculate eventformCalc...