Also, make sure you have the rows set to repeat because you may think your scripts aren't working when it's really a form field setting that isn't correct.

Yep, you get it.I really only put Date related stuff in script objects ("elsewhere" objects), but it's also a place you can put validation scripts to check fields for just numbers, just alpha characters, etc.  They are pretty helpful for reducing the amount of repeated code.Referencing other form fi...

to get MonthYear, change the script I added to StateMinimumWage from:to

Ahhh sorry, I failed to explain fully.  HelperFunctions is just a script object (right click the form's root node and say "insert script object".  HelperFunctions is just what I named it.  You could name it Jerry if you want)   This is basically like a javascript file (.js) where you can write a who...

My lesson learned:In order to use new Date(), I had to put it in a script object.  This allowed me to call it without issue (the Date() constructors were why your form was failing).Best Practice:I put a display pattern on your StateMinimumWage field...use it on all of your dollar fields, so you have...

http://acrobat.com   sign in and you can upload files to thator you can  PM me your e-mail address and I can send you an invite to share a  workspace with me and upload your form to that

can you upload your form to Acrobat.com?  if not, e-mail it to alex.kloft@gmail.com and I can see what's happening

// currently in the minimum wage field - current event is initialize//   MonthYear field is initially set to the current date, but can be  changed  by the user// requiring this to happen again.minimumWage::initialize(Javascript) function:

Just set field4 to be hidden or invisible by default then have the values of 1, 2, and 3 control it's presence.

If you are still looking to figure out a solution, you could conver the PDF to a TIFF using services in LiveCycle, then use the 1D decoding service on the TIFF without losing data.