What about just repeating the logic code for the next field? When run, after the first field is verified, the script will just keep running to the next logic code.You could just use the OR operator to test mulitple fields so it is like 'if this or this or this is null, then do something'

Formcalc should be easiest if you are just subtracting fields to get an answer in another.In the NEW calculate event it is simple as:TOTAL - SALEThats all you need. As figures are changed in the TOTAL and SALE fields, the NEW field will update dynamically. It will also be automatically changed to re...

No problem at all. I am glad to help out.I'll check out your form later.

Looks like a weird one, I would suggest the first thing to do would be open the javascript console after you open the form in acrobat. Press CTRL+J to open. It might provide clues to any errors in the form.I use it to ensure my button codes are correct during testing before releasing a document.Alte...

Chrome doesnt handle Dynamic forms but will show Static forms, but then you can't do much with static forms.

Livecycle is definitely more versatile for creating an advanced pdf form.Static forms are limited in the coding that can be done, but offer better viewing compatibility. Eg. Static forms can be filled in using Chrome for WIndows, but a Dynamic form wont show.Dynamic forms will allow you to use more ...

Just another idea to try to force a footer to stay at the bottom.I was only able to make the footer stay on the flowed page by thinking about it a little differently. I have only done this with a single page document.I build all of my flowed documents in tables, as many as needed with varying rows a...

To adjust the Content Area, click it in the Hierarchy.Click the pink outline and grab a handle to adjust its size.On the Master Page i have placed my footer outside the Content Area. Any flowing content on the actual pages will flow to the next page and not over the footer i created on the master pa...

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Great! Glad to help.