Here is documentation for formcalchttp://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/es/FormCalc.pdfHere is documentation for Scripting (JS)http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/es/lcdesigner_scripting_reference.pdfHere is the documentation on the whole packagehttp://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/9.0/designerHe...

Mhmm the best idea i guess would be... on exit event of the field... write this:var rep = app.popUpMenu("º Farenheit", "º Celsius");switch (rep){     case "º Farenheit":          this.rawValue += "ºF";          break;     case "º Celsius":          this.rawValue += "ºC";          break;}ORyou can ha...

Well the on the keyboard i depends what is the language set for its keyboard... otherwise everyone would have to enter type:Left Alt + NumPad(167)... unless they can enter the º by pressing ctrl + alt + 0-9 if they have the character set on a key if not they would have to press ctrl+shift to switch ...

The degree symbol can be entered easily by pressing Left Alt + NumPad (167)... which means ascii code 167but using LiveCycle, the ascii code is 176 so in code it would look like thistext1.rawValue = "20" + String.fromCharCode(176);

try the following$.accountDetail.interestDueAmount.value.text.value

Do you know which line is causing the error... if you specify a resolveNode(), it might be because your somExpression is wrong...

all you need to do... in the event of an object inside your row --> subform, use the reference_syntax to use the row you are inyou can also use the parent statement to go back to the row root you want to know the instanceif you have TextBoxes inside subforms inside the row... use :this.parent.parent...