Yes, if you place the field and use the picture clause as shown this will also be visible on printed forms. Your script does not format the time but converts integer values to string. Hour 1 comes as 1 and converts to "1" and not "01". You could write script that adds "0"s but that is more complicat...
Here is a quick and simple example with scripting: https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:929375fc-cb9d-4c89-b455-b61e660f8955
For the benefit of others here the solution that worked for meem23:The bottomSF subform went to the bottom of the 1st Masterpage. The second Masterpage just serves for pagination.All subforms have standard pagination, SF1 also gets Overflow: Go To Page2And for field ATotal and BTotal the calculate s...
This is quite difficult to achieve with subforms. If you use a table and wrap the subforms in it it may work. Here is an examplehttps://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:2b89ec5b-7b3f-45a5-8409-0bab08298f4b
There is no OOTB user interface any more. Depending on the version of AEM Forms you use (JEE or OSGi) you would have to program something (like the orchestration shown above or an AEM Forms Workflow in the OSGi version, or some API call, servlet...)
Did you create the B&W version by copying the fragment?When you preview is the content correct?I think it auto-generates names when you copy. If it works then you can ignore it, if it does not work then manually create the floating fields again.You should not copy text objects with floating fields -...
Sum can be used for anything in dynamic subforms. If you have subformdyn with n instances and a field numericvalue in it then you can sum it with Sum(subformdyn[*].numericvalue). The path to the variable must be correct.
Let's assume that the formatting is wrong (single digits?). Here is how I would approach this with a DateTime fieldPattern: date{MM/DD/YYYY} '@' time{HH:MM:SS}Results in