Hi all,I'm wondering if anyone has figured out why after normally about 300-500 lines of JavaScript in a Script Object, sometimes the functions near the end are no longer recognized by the XFA processor when referenced ("TypeError: Scripts.myFunction is not a function"). When reordered, further up t...

BEFORE the for statement.var name = this.rawValuevar initials = "";var wordArray = name.split(" ");if (wordArray.length==1)  initials=wordArray[0].substring(0,3);elsefor(var i=0;i<wordArray.length;i++){initials += wordArray[i].substring(0,1);}Townabr.rawValue = initials;Kyle

You can put:if (wordArray.length==1) initials=wordArray[0].substring(0,3);elseright before your for statement.Also, if you are using this for the purpose of changing province names into short form, I would recommend using a list with the official province codes (or you might have just been using tha...

Hey Anton,Yes, this.instanceManager.count happens to be the page number only because there is only one instance of your repeatable subform on every page. this(your subform) instanceManager(the instance processing object) count(how many instances of your subform there are).this.instanceManager.count>...

1) Select your repeating subform and add a Conditional Break (Object>Pagination>Edit...).2) Enter this script: this.instanceManager.count>this.instanceIndex+13) Select Break: After and To: Top of Next Page4) Select OKKyle

What if you try this.mandatory="error" instead?Kyle

OK...I did a few things...I got rid of all your static rows since they were all identical and made one dynamic repeatable row.That should be easier to manage and edit. To adjust the number of rows and the text in each row go into the myLists scripting object and you will see it is relatively self ex...

You may need to expand the scope of the conditional expression to include the table.Something like:this.rawValue=xfa.resolveNodes('Table.Row.[Cell1.rawValue=="1"]').length;That's without seeing your exact hierarchy.Kyle

Ya it was a recipe by Bruce that really open my eyes to the power of SOM predicates. I use to think it was just for binding data until I saw him use it in the resolveNodes method. Better (and faster) than for loops.http://cookbooks.adobe.com/post_Drop_Down_List_Control_with_auto_complete__Searcha-18...

You could also use SOM predicates in the resolveNodes method and place a one liner in the calculate event of each total field:this.rawValue=xfa.resolveNodes('DropDownList1.[$.rawValue=="1"]').length  //Counts all the fields named DropDownList1 with a value of 1Kyle