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...

How do I format a field to allow users to enter HMM (no colon) and display H:MM?  I have put time{H:MM}|time{HHMM} in the Data pattern (it won't accept |time{HMM}, but it doesn't do the trick.  The field still requires four digits to format automatically with the colon.

I made a form for others and they're getting this same message about Korean Language Support.  I get no such message on my machine.  I haven't made any language changes recently (or ever, for that matter).  I checked every single object and they were all set to either US or Default/US.  I have now s...

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...

The script in my original post is in a radio button, which I have in the change event.  I ended up having to put the same thing into the Doc Ready event to make the removed subforms "stay" removed.  I still hope someone can shed some light on this.

I'm using a script to delete subforms.  It works while the PDF is open -- the subform disappears. But after saving and closing the document, then reopening it, the deleted subform reappears.  I duplicated line 2 and I get an error on it because the subform is gone and can no longer be deleted, so I ...

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?

One other thing just occurred to me -- perhaps you have the script in a Date field.  I used a text field, so that I could run my own script without interference from any automated functions in the Date Field object type.  I don't know if that might make any difference with the type conversion issue.

I decided to put my validation script in the mouseEnter event of the Submit button.  If the form validates, the button turns green.  It's not a real-time validation like it was with the script in the layout:ready event, but it's a close second.  In any case, it does improve the performance and usabi...