Thank you - testing is always good! But, if the form at least opens, that takes one piece out of the equation.

The only way to tell if your changes helped is for me to use the form, and I don't have an active review waiting. I'll keep updating as I go through this.Unfortunately, I am the only one who enters data in the form, so all the crashing happens for me!The reason I had those subforms "following previous" was to avoid lots of white space. The required portion of the review is often just a little over one page, so it leaves a lot of white space if I force the recommended part of the review to the ne...

The examples were just what I needed - thanks for pointing me to them. Not sure why I couldn't find them with my own searching!I did get the code to work even when the signatures were hidden. I moved the code from the VALIDATE event to the CHANGE event - this is what I noted in the examples. The working code is:var status = event.target.getField("form1[0].Page1[0].Approval[0].AsstDean[0]").signatureValidate();if (status < 3) { Program.presence = "hidden"; Incomplete.presence = "visible"; }else {...

Sure... I've attached it. Being self-taught, I'm sure there is plenty to critique.It's not finished yet - I need to do some polishing - but the only bug in it is the signature validating. I basically want to toggle two different subforms on and off when the form is signed/unsigned.The field that I'm working on is on the next to last page of the form.

The grey area in the area of the script I'm putting this script says: form1.Page1.Approval.AsstDean::validate - (JavaScript, client)So, I put the following as the status check line:status = event.target.getField("form1[0].Page1[0].Approval[0].AsstDean[0]").signatureValidate();I get the error " Error: null is not an object"

I have, by the way, previously (in the same script) defined "status" as a variable:The first line of the script is "var status = 1;" - I was previously checking the other code.

Actually, I did fix this in Live Cycle 8.05, but then went with a different way of doing the form after all!You need to individually select each cell, row (and sometimes the table) to alter the borders. In this version, if you select the row and apply a border to the top and bottom, the cells retain their left/right borders (for example). If you download the file I attached, and select one of the cells labeled "Top border is solid, all others are none (applied to whole row)", you'll notice that ...