I have a form in which the user can check a box, and if so, the various filled-in fields are composed into a Rich Text Format business letter beyond the end of everything else. It was tricky to make it work, but it does, and it performs satisfactorily.Now I want to make a modifcation in which there'...

You were right. That problem was driving me crazy. Thank you for the solution.

Hello,I've been trying to follow advice seen in other threads when developers wanted to inactivate radio button choices by script, and also turn the caption grey. What I'm finding is I can deactivate the choice but I just cannot turn the caption grey.If the exclusion group is named "MyRadioChoice" a...

I make use of Rich Text Format conversion quite a bit. When I render things in RTF I can't find a way to "undent" the first line of a paragraph so as to create a pleasing numbered or bulleted list. I tried to use  '<p style="text-indent...'  with a negative value just for grins, but that didn't work...

Works perfectly, and great insight into a function I did not know existed. Thanks.

I'm finding that some of my script logic is failing when an end-user happens to deposit some whitespace into an optional input field. In other words, if the user hits the space bar while an input field has the cursor, then moves on, it is no longer a null field, and my scripts will expect data to be...

Unless you switch from Javascript to FormCalc, that is the only way. See what Adobe has to say about it in the Livecycle Designer  Scripting Basics document, page 58.

Well, when you're designing a form in Livecycle you can drop a "Submit Email" button in the layout. The palette for the button you are defining has a place to specify the email address and email subject associated with the button.When the end-user (the user that is looking at your form in Adobe Read...

Thanks, that source of information worked out for me. For the benefit of others, here is the Adobe Javascript Scripting Reference document he identifed:http://partners.adobe.com/public/developer/en/acrobat/sdk/AcroJS.pdf... and then the help I was looking for is the desciption of SignatureInfo objec...

I would like to get the end-user's name out of a digital signature (i.e., subject's name on the signature) while executing the postSign script, so that I can transcribe into a text field elsewhere in the document. I've spent hours surfing to find a solution for this. Is there a way to do it? Thanks ...