Hi all,In addition to my question above, I have another:  I have an e-mail field where all users will be entering the same domain after the "@".  Is there a way to automatically replace the "@" with "@domain.com"?  I have used the code below (and other variations of it, using quotation marks, etc.) ...

I have a travel approval form that has two sections -- Domestic and Foreign.  Both sections have many required fields.  I set up a radio button at the top to select one of those options, so if the user selects Domestic, I want the Foreign section to disappear completely.  The problem I'm having is t...

Hey genel89623801, that did the trick!  I had definitely not gotten past the issue and had resigned myself to replacing the ampersand with "and".Using the encodeURIComponent function wouldn't work for me within the body of the e-mail script, though I tried using value, rawValue and full XFA path not...

That worked like a charm!  That's what happens when you learn to script through the school of hard knocks, just fumbling your way through it -- I just had to teach myself javascript, so I never discovered this function before.  Really appreciate the help.

Please see the screenshots for the question/radio button I'm scripting.  If "No" is clicked I would like it to delete all rows except the first one.  So if the user first clicks Yes, adds a bunch of rows and then clicks No, I want all the extra rows to be deleted.  I'm using the script below but it ...

Yes, I eventually had to do that.  Before the e-mail is generated I just take the value of the department and convert any ampersands to the word "and".  They bosses want to keep the "&" in the names in the drop-downs since that's how they're officially written.  Thanks again for the replies.

Thanks for the responses.  Sorry genel89623801, but I don't understand the suggestion.  Where my script is having trouble is in the body of the e-mail where the "Department" field is (line 7).  Some department names have an ampersand in them (e.g., Litigation & Enforcement), so the script just break...

Hello Bruce,Thanks for your reply.  I tried using that escaped value and it didn't work.  I'm using a the script below in a dummy button which "clicks" a hidden submit button.  So the script picks up a value of the name of one of the departments, which can have an ampersand, like "Advisory Board & C...

It worked, thanks!  I haven't used many custom functions before, so I didn't know had to use the objName.functionName format to call it.  So I set it up like below, in the Exit event, because if I left it without the if statement and then typed something, exited the field, and came back to delete it...

OK, thanks for that explanation, very helpful.  So, I have one more question, sorry.  I'm not that experienced with javascript, so I don't know how to call the function.  Do I have to create a new script object and put your script in there?