Can you post the form somewhere I can see it or email it to me? My email is allendavid@co.kane.il.us.

Change your script to something more like:xfa.resolveNode("form1.#subform.Table3.Row5.Cell4")*xfa.resolveNode("form1.#subform.Table3.Row6.Cell4")You can get the absolute reference to any cell by clicking in the script editor, holding down ctrl+shift and clicking the cell you want to reference, i.e. ...

Create the form as a 2 page form, set page 2 to hidden and then place a button on the first page that sets page 2 to visible when clicked. You can place this script on the click event of the button:form1.page2.presence = "visible";where page2 is the name of the second page of your form and form1 is ...

Srini Dhulipalla posted a sample in May that shows how to do this. You can find the sample here:https://acrobat.com/#d=CK4QgXn38l49bzQlhWtKSA

Please post your form to acrobat.com and post the link here. Something is definitely strange here.

When you click on the objects they show up as Text or Text Field in the object tab next to Type:?

My earlier post still stands, although if they're not fillable fields they shouldn't be part of the tab order anyway. Are you concerned they'll be picked up by a screen reader? If they're not fillable they should simply be skipped over in the tabbing.

If you have Designer 8 you can ctrl + shift + click any field to remove it from the tab order. If you have Designer 9 try right clicking any field in the panel on the left (where the hierarchy shows up) and click Show Fields Only. As far as I know the only way to exclude a fillable field completely ...

I don't know if you can change it or not but the points for this thread should go to Paul, I was just clarifying his solution for you.

Not in the XML code, in the prePrint script event of the print button. If you don't have the script editor up on your version of Designer you can press ctrl + shift + F5 to bring it up.