I tried the proposed code with mixed results.After a couple of days troubleshooting this problem I had to step away for a while. When I came back I thought to review the XML code to see if there was anything that popped out at me. Sure enough there was a strange container in the XML code: Visible in the Hierarchy:Turns out, this empty subform was the root of all my pagination errors. Once deleted all the page subform locations were in their correct place and acted as it should regardless of th...

Well I went through the form and every subform matches the content area of each masterpage exactly. None are over or under. As for the sizing of subforms and/or items are all within the the physical space set by the masterpage and page subform.PM sent.I did notice a strange occurrence where in the pagination tab the "Keep With [ ] Previous [ ] Next" options are greyed out on some pages/subforms but not others. It is inconsistent based on masterpage or even/odd pages. Would whatever is causing th...

Thanks, that code worked perfectly. I also implemented the loop code on a separate function to HIDE all the Transmittals.How would I implement this.parent concept into assigning rawValues to specific objects without the affecting the same element in every instance?EDIT: Answered my own question:xfa.resolveNode("TRANSMITTAL[" + this.parent.instanceIndex + "]").txtTransmittalType.rawValue = this.rawValue;

I dont know what I was thinking. After some rest, and a second look, I can see this what the code is doing. I am trying to provide a button that will lock elements on individual pages that are part of multiple instances. Note, each instance will contain said button.Example: TRANSMITTAL[3].lockButton should only lock items on that instance of TRANSMITTAL[3].The two attempts had different resultsform1.TRANSMITTAL.lockButton::click - (JavaScript, client) var j = _TRANSMITTAL.count; for (var i=0; i

Hi Niall,I have been trying to work this script into my form and I am having the opposite problem as bakerjake where all instances lock. Currently I am using the AD modified script with "lock" and "unlock" functions, attempting to lock the current instances of full page subform (TRANSMITTAL). As it stands now, all instances lock/unlock using the below code:Please advise.

Perfect. I changed the event to the click event of the radio and that worked great; also caught the missing .rawValue.Thanks again!

Thanks Niall,I used your suggestion on the events and it works much smoother. I ended up creating a readOnly text field behind the dropdown to maintain the caption.Since the exact field is utilized multiple locations I've populated the dropdown via JavaScript in a Script Object. My belief is that if I maintain a single list in a Script Object, I would be saving on file size when compared to maintaining multiple lists within each copy of this field.

Figured out a workaround, hopefully someone can find a better solution. Essentially, change the width of the dropdown on enter, change it back on exit. See below:ProjectBLDGtype::enter - (JavaScript, client) this.w = "1.9375in";ProjectBLDGtype::exit - (JavaScript, client)this.w = "0.9375in";Not elegant, but works.Now I cannot figure out how to only display the bounded values instead of the both the value and description as a final output, but still displaying both when the full dropdown is displ...

Thank you. I implemented the recommended line. No luck. Turns out there was some syntax issues that seemed to resolve itself while I was adding the xfa code.The code worked both with and without the xfa.layout.relayout;

Sorry, I was unclear. My form will include JavaScript that will sourcing these textFields in to an outputTextField dependant on a user inuput radio button.Example- page2 (SubForm)- Contact1 (textField that appears on multiple pages with global binding)- Contact2 (textField that appears on multiple pages with global binding)- option (radioButton)- page3 (SubForm)- displayContact (textField, no global binding)page3.displayContact::ready:layoutif (page2.option.rawValue == 1) { displayContact = page...

That sample was super helpful. In my case may need to do a combination of relative and absolute SOM expressions.For the sake of consistancy, in my form I have 5 pages (page1, page2,...) where a textField (SCENCSCompany) is present on page2 & page3.If my JavaScript code is on the same page (# 2 &3) I can use a relative expression (SCENCSCompany.rawValue); but on page 1, 4, & 5 I would need to use an absolute expression (page2.SCENCSCompany.rawValue). Correct?Would it matter what page I reference ...

When I reference the data in JavaScript, would I need to provide the full path to the raw data?INTERNAL_ONLY.SCENCSCompany.rawValue;Or is there a shorter way to access the binding values of a field?

Thanks Niall,Your post was super helpful. I guess my concept of how LC handeld certain JavaScript variables was a little off, but I think I understand now.The Field Pallette is close to what I want, but different. My form is intended to have a "Internal Only" section that can set certain settings or variables based on a specific applicant, over multiple stages of our process. So many of the data entries would be used multiple times depending on the current stage. Based on your comments, I will u...

The second part of my question, is this the most effective way to code what I am trying to do?This code would be used for a significant number of text fields throughout my form.