I got it to work on a single element.  The code (for an element named 'Docket_Year' was as follows:xfa.resolveNode(Docket_Year.somExpression + ".ui.#textEdit.border.getElement('edge',2).color").value = BlackCode.value;where BlackCode.value is '0,0,0'.I also got it to work in a function.  I can call ...

Thanks,I've tried the following.  I think I'm close, but haven't gotten any of these to work yet.eval("xfa.resolveNode('form1.#subform["+ MySubformNum + "]." + MyFieldRef + ".ui.oneOfChild.border.getElement('edge',3).edge.color').value = '" + BlackCode.value + "';");eval("xfa.resolveNode('form1.#sub...

I have a text box in a form that only has the bottom border shown.  That box gets activated and deactivated programmatically (using a function) depending on whether some other checkboxes are checked.  When the text box is active, it is set to access='open' and I want the bottom border to change from...

Thanks, I think I'm heading in the right direction.Although I'm finding that if I use .somExpression, then my JavaScript doesn't work.  It will only work if I remove the bracketed numbers from the .somExpression manually.  Any idea what I'm doing wrong?  Sound like using the SOM works for you.Emily

I previously asked a question about how to programmatically change the background color of just the box of a checkbox object.  The code (which worked great) was as follows:xfa.resolveNode("form1.page1.cb.ui.#checkButton.border.fill.color").value = "255,255,0";I now need to do something similar for o...

I would like to know how to dynamically change the fill color of a checkbox.  When I use the following code, I change the color of the entire object (including the text).  I just want to change the color of the little box.this.fillColor = "255,255,0";Any insight?Thanks,Emily

Thanks, that's a big help.I have a related, but different problem.  I am trying to do something similar, but in the context of a user-defined function.  So, for instance, say I had an entire column of percentage inputs.  I want a script to make sure they are all between 0 and 100.So I wrote a functi...

I have a number of objects that have the same name, so that they end up being automatically indexed by LiveCycle.  For instance, I might have as checkbox names:ImmunizationYes[0]ImmunizationYes[1]ImmunizationYes[2]ImmunizationYes[3]ImmunizationYes[4]andImmunizationNo[0]ImmunizationNo[1]ImmunizationN...

Most helpful once again.  Thanks Dallas.Again, for those of you as slow as I am, I had one thing that might save you some time...  I kept getting an error on the "for" statement.  I figured out that I had to put hard returns after the ";" symbols, so that it read as follows:for (var i = 0;i < single...

That worked great!For those of you trying this out, I might save you a few minutes of scratching your head (if you're as slow as I am) by telling you to make sure that you have the script where you call the function set to JavaScript instead of FormCalc.  Kept throwing me errors.And the function scr...