No problem

Are you using Rich Text Fields? If you copied from Word it will almost certainly have brought rubbish with it. What i like to do is copy from word to notepad and then copy from notepad. Notepad is a straight text editor and will get rid of all the formatting.Onto your suggestion, the line you highli...

Not sure about LCD, but it is a feature in Acrobat Pro

HiThere are a few ways you could achieve this.The simplest is just hard coding it into the ID Exit event using a switch or if statement. When you have a new ID though, you would have to update the form.Example using switch on ID exit event Javascript//clear these fields first. If the logic condition...

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Sure thing, a switch can be used too.You could alternatively use this javascript in DropDownList1's change event:switch($.boundItem(xfa.event.newText)){ case "Bill": this.resolveNode("DropDownList2").rawValue = "0000"; break; case "John": this.resolveNode("DropDownList2").rawValue = "1111"; break; ...

Simple.Two combos, one has names, one has numbersIn the change event (javascript) for DropDownList1 put:if ($.boundItem(xfa.event.newText) == "Bill") {  this.resolveNode("DropDownList2").rawValue = "0000";}else if ($.boundItem(xfa.event.newText) == "John") {  this.resolveNode("DropDownList2").rawVal...

Hi,I have found that even if you tell another object to change, the change event for other object wont execute unless it has had focus. Hence why the checkboxes will calculate correctly when you click on them.I figure that the xfa.form.recalculate(1); line in your dropdownlist object to recalculate ...

Good stuff. Nice to find an answer to the problem.

I havent looked into AEM forms but it does seem like there is movement towards making forms using HTML 5. The advantage is I think that they will then be able to be used on platforms where LCD dynamic forms cant be used. For me, Livecycle forms only work in Acrobat or Internet Explorer.