Of course, you can wrap the repeating subforms in a parent subform and then hide the parent with one line of code Ben Walshwww.avoka.com

There are two issues in this script:1. You are not using the accessor 'value' to set form variables2. You are not correctly getting the value of the radio button list in the switch clausePlease see the working script below.Ben Walshwww.avoka.comswitch (this.rawValue)  {       case "1":              ...

Yes - this is very possible.To make it work, you have to:1. Set up your timesheet entries as fields within a repeating subform2. Decide when you want the timesheet entries to update e.g. on the click of a button or as the user enters a new date3. Write code on the appropriate event to calculate the ...

A typical implementation for this would be for the form to submit XML data using HTTPS back to a LiveCycle ES server. You can then use a LiveCycle orchestration to re-constitute the PDF and invoke the web service.If you have no option but to call the web service directly from the form, then you can ...

Steve's advice is good if this is a runtime question - how a user, filling out a form, can copy data from one section of the form to another.If this is a buildtime question - how a developer can duplicate a subform to be used elsewhere in the same form or in a different form, you have the following ...

Please see a working version of your form attached.I used the following concepts to fix your issue: "invisible" versus "hidden"  - Setting a subform to invisible will hide all the subform's objects, but will preserve the whitespace. For a form to expand and contract you must set subform visibility t...

Hi Lakov,I would add the following reference material to Niall's list:XFA scripting     Adobe XML Form Object Model ReferenceAcroJS             Acrobat JavaScript Scripting ReferenceYou can use both XFA scripting and AcroJS in XFA forms (forms built using LiveCycle Designer). You can do most things ...

Hi Ray,Pre-populating data into a form using the 'XML Schema' data connection is performed on the server as part of a LiveCycle ES process.As this is a common question that I get from my clients, I have written a detailed blog, explaining your options for pre-population.Ben Walshwww.avoka.com

Check the settings in your script editor.It is common to have the wrong Language set - it should be 'JavaScript'. This defaults to 'FormCalc' until you change it in your form properties (File>Form Properties>Defaults).It should look like the screenshot below with either 'Ben' time or 'Steve' time:Be...

In JavaScript you would use the Date object:// Create variablesvar currentDate;var hours;var minutes;var formattedTime;// Get timecurrentDate   = new Date();hours         = currentDate.getHours();minutes       = currentDate.getMinutes();// Format timeif (hours   < 10) { hours = "0" + hours };if (min...