Hi Bruce,I am afraid that doen't help at all (or I miss the idea of your reply).Try this: Add a data connection to a form.Now right click on the data connection and choose "Connection Properties". There you can click on "Transform Incoming Data" and pick an XSLT file.I am talking about this XSLT fil...

Hi John,thank you very much for that perfect solution.To make your code ready to use for everyone and hopefully even more understandable I added a few lines.The following is the code of the "class" in a scriptObject: Formular1.#variables[0].myDateScript - (JavaScript, client)function myDate(sDay, sM...

Can you describe a bit more precisely what your problem is?In the PDF I only see 3 lines of text and no dynamic elements at all.What part of your PDF is not expanding?

a very ugly makeshift solution is of course: Writing in the scriptObject "mydate"function createDate(sDay, sMonth, sYear) {    var oDateObject = new Object();    oDateObject.day = sDay;    oDateObject.month = sMonth;    oDateObject.year = sYear;    return oDateObject;    } // function createDate()fu...

Excellent. I tried it and it works! Thanks a lot! Once you know the key word you find the right documentation. In case someone else has the same problems: Here is more information:http://livedocs.adobe.com/livecycle/8.2/acrobat_designer/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=Adobe_LiveCycle_D...

Paul, I was confused. Thanks for kicking me in the ass to try it again!My problem was not parameter passing. It turned out I misinterpreted the error message.Folks, go ahead and keep using the script objects! It is worth it. And there is now problem to pass "this" as a parameter to your functions. :...