Hi there,this is more simple than you think. Unless you want only a part of the form to be fillable and another part that is not.If your whole form is to be filled or not you can change the highlighted fields with the following statement:Hope this will help you

Hi there,there's some minor details you need to fix in your code, see the following:Bold text is where I amended the codeinstanceManager needs to be accessed to manage instances of the object itself.It also can be accessed by using an underscore before the name of the object in question like the fol...

Hi there,when using a button to add a row you are probably using the following method:by using this method, it will return the instance added within the table. So you can hold the new instance in a variable, like the following:with the new variable, you have the right path to be able to set focus on...

Hi there,you can always use xfa.layout.page(xfa.form.form1.[...]); this will tell you what page the item is...I hope this will help

Hi there,I've previously made a form with multi functions to ease the manipulation of a form. It includes a function to reset a PDF form back to default. This function allows you to provide a list of named items that you wish to not reset if it is necessary. In the process of resetting the form, it ...

So if I understand well, you want to access each FormAddress within each ProductRecipientParty, right?So by setting a variable named PRDL with the resolveNodes of ProductRecipientParty, you should be able to access FormAddress with that variable by using the resolveNodes on each item:var PRDL = refe...

For any subform that has multiple instances, you can iterate through each of em using resolveNodes with the following statement:I hope this will help you

Hi there,Just to check in with you, it seems like the iteration you are doing until you reach the number ilength would not work because ilength is not defined? Maybe something's missing like Let me know if this solves your issue

Hi there,It happens sometimes that LCD saves or keep unwanted properties for certain objects... One of those solution may help you..1. Change the name of the object (subform or row) that have multiple instances.2. If the previous suggestion does not work, delete the object and recreate it.Changing t...

I don't know why it would not work... I'd look the JavaScript console debugger see if there's any syntax error or anything.But the statement I provided is suppose to work.