About 8 months ago or so, my organization installed LiveCycle on my desktop.  Quite the learning curve, but I've managed to design and build some really nice forms and am now quite comfortable with it.  So I'm looking to move on to more and better.  And here's where I need help.  Bear with me...I'm ...

Appreciate the stab at it, but that's the issue I identified above.  Going that route, I can't individually restrict the ability for markup.  It automatically restricts the ability for adding attachments, a key feature that I want to enable.  So for some instances, yes, the approach you identified w...

I know there have been some discussions about Reader Extensions and the like, so please forgive me.  I'm new to all of this and I just don't understand.Is there a very simple, plain English guide on signing and enabling rights?  My agency has finally informed me that we don't have Reader Extensions,...

For those pages, it's very likely that I could do just that!  Even without a table setup, I would think I could use the same pageSpan and floating fields to accomplish the same goal.  I had bookmarked a discussion on floating fields for a separate purpose, and didn't even think of applying it to thi...

I've got a set of forms that are going into one easy to use PDF. There are a couple of flowable content areas, some of which will probably require extra pages.  Each page has its own header, ie, "Staff Positions....Form 1" (where "Staff Positions" is on the left, "Form 1" is on the right, spaced out...

Hadn't thought of that, I may have to give that a try as well.  I was hoping to get i= instead of i<+1, but with the = it just seems to hang and get caught in an infinite loop.  Not sure why, as it works with VBA for Excel

In the above, the 'IF' isn't needed, per se.  However, the overall goal is to be able to remove instances of the fragment as well, using the standard if...else structure.  Of course, I'd have to nest that in an if to determine if they are equal and I neither need more nor less.I do like your last su...

Thanks, Stephen.Wasn't quite it, but your response gave me the desire to look at it all again.  Glaring error:for(i=1; i=nInstance; i++)That should be:for(i=1; i<nInstance; i++)Trouble is, I'm off by 1 somehow, which is easy enough to code in, but I should have a better understanding of why.  I'm gu...

Please forgive me, I'm very new to the world of LiveCycle and JavaScript, and flying by the seat of my pants.Pretty basic form requesting information.  Starts off with a numeric field where a user enters a value. Then I've got a fragment, which is just a collection of the same fields.  What I'd like...