We tell all of our customers that official Adobe products are required to view and use the forms correctly. We cannot guarantee that the forms will work as expected otherwise. We have had a LOT of issues with customers opening (or trying to open) the forms outside of Adobe, and they never work quite...

Yeah, unfortunately, I only know of selecting each item in the drop down and deleting it individually as well. Which is... incredibly annoying. If you ever find out how to delete more than one at a time, let me know.

You have to be very exact with referencing the fields, or the formulas will not work. If you renamed the fields from their default values, then you need reference them as you named them.Here is an example of my hierarchy, named as you explained:In this case, the scripting on the Total field will loo...

Okay, I actually had to create a table and try this out.The Total field needs to be  a numeric or decimal field, and when you click the patterns button, click both checkboxes to allow empty and allow zero.Then, I had to multiply each of the values by 1, to force the field to look at them as a number...

There isn't really an "easy" way of doing this. First, you will want to select your drop down box, go to the bindings window, and select "Specify Item Values" Make each of the values the value that you want to be added.Next, in your total field at the bottom of the column, you will want to add a scr...

I would recommend using checkboxes instead of radio buttons for things like this. They act a little less quirky, and it's easy to set them to uncheck the other boxes as needed.Try this script on the change event (javascript):if (this.rawValue == "1") {      //if the checkbox is checked     AssemblyN...

This... didn't work for me. Creating a button that usesImageField1.rotate = "90"; rotates the FIELD, but not the image contained inside. So it rotates fine, but it doesn't resize the content. I can see this making somewhat of a mess in flowable content forms, too.Adding xfa.layout.relayout();messes ...

Make certain your main "page" subform Flow is set to positioned to start with.Now wrap your content in subforms. You may have several subforms from doing this. For instance, let's say I have a header section where I'm asking for a persons name, address and phone number and I have all of these fields...

Have you tried putting parenthesis around your second condition? (this.parent.parent.instanceManager.count -1) Or even assign it to a variable and test it that way. It looks like your if statement is always returning true, so the test is not correct. I would start with the parenthesis.

Ah, but wait. ImageField1.rotate = "90"; rotates the FIELD itself, not the contents of the field. Right? So it wouldn't resize. In addition, it could be MESSY when you're dealing with flowed forms. So we should see about a way of taking the CONTENTS of the imagefield and rotating those. Any ideas? I...