Take a look here.Kyle

Looks like the condition in your second 'for' loop doesn't include the instance index for your Table1: b<Form1.Table1.all.item(a)._ActionItemGrp.countKyle

What does it say in your JavaScript console (Ctrl-J)?Kyle

Use conditional statement in your script to prevent the code from executing. Using your code:if (xfa.layout.h(ImageField1,"in") < 8.5){     ImageField1.h = (xfa.layout.h(ImageField1, "points")*1.1 + "points").toString();     ImageField1.hAlign = "center";     Size_buttons.hAlign = "center";}Kyle

Maybe I'm oversimplifying or not understanding the question but can't you just remove the data bindings from the checkboxes?1) Select the field (your checkbox)2) Under the Object palette select the Binding tab3) For Data Binding select No data bindingKyle

1) In Designer, Tools>Options2) Select Data Binding in the left pane and make sure Show Dynamic Properties is checked3) Select the field that you want the caption to be driven by XML4) In the Object palette under the Field tab you'll notice Caption is now green and underlined, click it.5) If your fo...

A quick look at your form and I can already see that there are other (hidden) subforms that contain checkboxes that reference the same subforms in the docReady event. For instance IMW9 in IMcustody references W9Aug131 and others but so does btw9 under BondTrustee.To find any others you can click on ...

Try putting the same script in the docReady event as well. Also from Designer try File>Form Properties and select 'Automatically' under 'Preserve scripting changes to form when saved:'Kyle

Only through batch or console events (ie not with JavaScript in the form itself).Kyle

Thanks radzmar!JSLint didn't find anything but it set me on the path towards looking for syntax errors. I deleted code in the script object line by line until I narrowed it down. Turns out it is Regular Expression literals, in particular trying to escape (\) the metacharacters ($.{}[] etc).For examp...