Thanks, Mattias, that helped a lot.  I was confused because I didn't understand the names related to each other, so your example clarified that.  I found that one other thing I had to do is set my variables as universal variables in Form Properties, because they would not carry over to where I was c...

I have a script to set some variables and I need to run the script many times throughout the form, for different users at different times.  How can I set up the script as an object in Variables and call it when I need to run it?  Greatly appreciate any help.  I'm using ES3.var emailSubject = "";var ...

The best method is to change the text to uppercase as it's being typed in:Add this to the "change" event:xfa.event.change = xfa.event.change.toUpperCase();

FulufheloMM, could you please explain exactly how that works?

Thanks, I checked the "Preserve scripting changes" setting and it was already set.  I had only one field set to global binding, so I disabled that and it still had the same problem.  I do have a lot of the same field names in both sections, such as Departure Date, Return Date, etc..  It would be too...

Sorry, I cried victory too soon.....  The form seems to "forget" that the instance was set to zero, and after I save it and reopen it, the previously deleted instance shows up with all blank fields. I've got the form saving to version 9.1 and later.  Any ideas?

Thanks, SI_MSD7, it works!

I figured it out!  It just needs to be like this://replace @ with "@domain.com"if (xfa.event.change == "@") {  xfa.event.change = "@domain.com";}So it will generate the suffix string only when you press "@", and it allows corrections without duplication, etc.

Hello,I can't send you the form because it's an internal government form.  But please tell me what the issue is.  I have since adopted a different method of handling this situation -- I simply make the fields in the new row required and the general form validation handles any empty field errors upon...

Thanks, Radzmar, it works!  But there's one little issue -- if I press the Backspace key to make a correction, or even type in any other letters, it adds another "@domain.com" with every keystroke.  The only way I have found to get around it is to manually select the entire portion containing all th...