Dear adobe experts,I have a requirement to rename XML tags, in the interface for an adobe form, using javascript.the XML looks like this:<ELEMENT>     <DATA>          <ROW_IID>0</ROW_IID>          <PARENT>0</PARENT>          <CHILD>0</CHILD>     </DATA>     <DATA>          <ROW_IID>1</ROW_IID>      ...

Hi Steve,I fixed it myself. I adjusted my code a bit and now the node, including elements, is correctly removed.Here's the way that I fixed it:var node_loc;var del_node;node_loc = "xfa.record.ELEMENT.DATA[1]";del_node = xfa.resolveNode(node_loc); xfa.record.ELEMENT.nodes.remove(del_node);Thanks for ...

Thanks Steve,I will try this asap. I'll keep you informed on the progress.Do you know why my code is not working?Kind regards,Niels

Dear adobe experts,I have a requirement to delete a node in the interface XML of an adobe form (not just deleting a subform on the form). It must be a delete, an empty node will not work (I've read this in another post). The XML structure looks like this:<ELEMENT>     <DATA>          <ROW_IID>0</ROW...

Thanks guys! The setInstance() did the job.The intialize event explanation will be very usefull in the future.

Thanks Jono,I will try this. It's better not to use a loop. I didn't know the setInstances was available. Can I use this on my initialize event? Or do I need to use the docReady event?I'll try this first thing on Monday because today (and the weekend) I don't have access to the laptop on which I cre...

Thanks Niall for the quick respone!There is no specific reason to add this code in the initialize event. I just figured when the form is opened I need to add my instances.

Dear adobe experts,I have a problem with the addInstance property.I need to add a variable number of instances of a subform. The code I've written in JavaScript on the initialize event is://  add needed nr of instances to the screen. var length = xfa.record.INFRASTR.nodes.length/21; length = Math.fl...

Hi Malcolm,I want to thank you for helping me. I didn't solve the problem, but I managed to find a workaround (specific for my form) for instancemanager.count warning. I've rewritten my code without using the instancemanager.count.I think that because the code on the initialize event is run at the c...

Hi Malcolm,I'm running on Acrobat X 10.1.2. If you open the form, there is an icon of paperclip (top left corner). If you click on this icon, you'll see a pdf named: error.pdf. There you can see the error.This error.pdf is created when the form is generated.Kind regards,Niels