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Re: Looping thru instance manager and checking radio button selected - Adobe LiveCycle 30-10-2009
Yup, though the exact logic of which are hidden or unhidded can be tweeked however you like.That exact code will hide(or leave hidden) any row whos radio button is set for hiding. And will allow you to call it with a reset value (1) that will unhide all rows reguardless.if you want other logic than that, it's just a question of what you put inside the for loop, and can be as complex as you like.EDIT:To add a script object, Right-Click on the top form in the hierarchy window, and pick "add script...

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Re: Reset values of the fields in multiple occurence of forms - Adobe LiveCycle 30-10-2009
use code like this to make a collection of all instances of the repeating subform, then step through them:var Collection = repeatingItem.all;var curItem;for (var i=0; i < Collection.length; i++){ curItem = Collection.item(i); //Do code here on curItem, and it will be repeated for each instance of that item.//}

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Re: Looping thru instance manager and checking radio button selected - Adobe LiveCycle 30-10-2009
So we've got a set of Rows, each with a subitem called RadioToggle, and you want to go through and set them all, then click a separate button and hide the ones with "on" radio buttons?function ToggleRows(reset){ var Rows = Form.subform....BugGroup_f.all; var curRow; for (var i=0; i

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Re: Looping thru instance manager and checking radio button selected - Adobe LiveCycle 30-10-2009
Check you're IF statement conditional there. ; )Additionally, I think there's a much much easier way to do the object referencing, but give me a couple minutes to type that up.EDIT:Let me double check what it is you are trying to do: you want one radio button in each row to be able to hide that row?soRow object L Radio buttonand flipping the button turns off it's own Row object and no others?

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Re: save and submit issues with nested/expanding form - Adobe LiveCycle 29-10-2009
I've found a partial answer for the Form_B issue. (areas and categories not saving correctly):It looks like another case of this - http://forums.adobe.com/message/1358727#340913but for subforms.In order to keep my naming consistent, I had every repeating subform at every level called "fields" and within that a subform called "content" etc. (See attached image) It looks like when the file is re-opened, acrobat/reader is finding the First node named "fields" to apply the saved information to, rath...

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save and submit issues with nested/expanding form - Adobe LiveCycle 28-10-2009
I've built two forms in designer (Form_B and Form_C, we'll say) which use scripted repeating subforms to accomodate a range of inputs without presenting the user with piles of fields. I need both of them to correctly maintain their state when saved and re-opened, and transmit the data I need through acrobat.com distribution.Form B currently doesn't save and re-open correctly: There are two levels of repetition, Areas and Categories. There can be one or more Areas, and each Area has one or more C...

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Re: Debugging tools and methods - Adobe LiveCycle 09-10-2009
Thanks guys, that was exactly the information i was looking for.Also, it seems like you do have to have the console window open already before you run the script, so that was tripping me up for a while.

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Re: Create a second form from my current form at run-time. - Adobe LiveCycle 08-10-2009
Acrobat scripting has "app.openDoc()" which is supporten in designer. I'm not sure of the syntax but probably something like this:var filepath = "C:\Users\peter\Documents\untitled1.pdf";app.openDoc(filepath);That particular code doesnt seem to work, but the answer is probably something like that.

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Instance referencing - Adobe LiveCycle 08-10-2009
I have a subform where new instances are created as needed, and i can use instance manager to get the count, add or remove instances, and set the total number of instances.I need to access the data in specific fields on specific instances of the subform, either from within another instance, or from elsewhere on the form.At the moment, my only method is to use the resolveNode function,Like this: var prevDropBox = parent.parent.resolveNode("fields[" + k + "].CBA2");but there has to be a better way...

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Re: Debugging tools and methods - Adobe LiveCycle 08-10-2009
I've gotten to the javascript console, but had no success getting it to show me anything useful.Are there particular things you can do with that console that will show you errors or line numbers?

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