This sounds like a problem with rendering of the PDF. Have you tried to save the form, close LiveCycle Designer and then open the form with Acrobat?

If you check the Adobe documentation pages for LiveCycle Designer there are many documents about creating forms in LiveCycle Designer. "E" one digit day or week"EEE" abbreviated day of week"EEEE" full weekday name"D" date without leading zero"DD" 2 digit date with leading zero"DDD" short day of week...

You can make your forms in Acrobat. LiveCycle Desinger is an XML form within a PDF wrapper and many features of Acrobat are lost. This is also why there are differences with LiveCycle Designer's JavaScript and Acrobat JavaScript.

The following code will work in a LiveCycle Designer button using the "JavaScript" language option:var oNow = new Date(); // get date time objectconsole.show(); // oepn and clear the JavaScript consoleconsole.clear();console.println("oNow = " + oNow);console.println("oNow.getFullYear() = " + oNow.ge...

Change the display format to show all numbers ('9,999,999.99')and not to supress the leading zero (z,zzz,zzz,zz9.99').More information about the display format is contained in the 'Scripting Reference' under LiveCycle Designer's 'Help' menu option.

In LiveCycle Design, select the field and bring up the "Font & Paragraph" window select the "Align Left" and "Align Top" on the 'Paragraph" tab.

You have to specify that you are using the "formattedValue" and not the default 'rawValue'. The date string being processed has to comply with the format string for the conversion.

For dates within the same month, one could extract the date with some string manipulation, but if the months are different this would make the code more complex then learning to to use the Date2Num() funcition.This is not that hard.1. Make sure you have the 2 dates2. Know the format of the date fiel...

Here is an exmaple of adding days the script is used in the "exit" event for the date select field that has display format of "MM/DD/YYYY". Adding days requires add x number of days to the days since the epoch date for the current date, adding months or years one needs to manipulate the string parts...

For the code that reads:Surname = Concat(upper(Left(Surname,1)),lower(Right(Surname,Len(Surname)-1))) The correct case for the function name needs to used:Surname = Concat(Upper(Left(Surname,1)), Lower(Right(Surname,Len(Surname)-1)))One could use the "At()" function to find word boundaries in the st...