Hi,Actually, it works perfectly, if I undestand the problem (which I think is totaling the accepted amounts, right?). The grand total adjusts with every checkbox click.Off, On, Off, On....it doedn't matter. It works every time.The second script is optional--only if you want the user to accept all, o...

Hi,Mind if I chime in?I would do this using formCalc and a loop with a test for each checkbox. Put the script on the Grand Total field Calculate event://////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////    $ = 0    var total = 0        for i = 0 upto 8 do        if (RowIte...

Hi,WhyIsThisMe is correct. You must reference the instance of the repeating 'MemberSection' by its index. Otherwise (as you have found) it defaults to the 1st instance.  Sounds easy, right? Well...Truth be told, this will depend on the scripting language you have chosen. The actual refernce syntax u...

Hi:The feature is selected off/on using:View=>Object EditorGood luck!Stephen

Hi srinivas1506,I thought you said it didn't work and you were not getting an error message. Your, question makes sense now. Good answer BR001.Best,Stephen

Hi,Be sure script is on correct object/event. Be sure that the object is "visible". If you don't find problem, test using formCalc, to see what error message you get.Good luck!Stephen

You were missing a ; after each statement--none needed after "else". Not sure what you're doing with b? Does b get used somewhere? Also, I think I fixed your resolveNode syntax. Give it a try.for (var i = 0; i < myArray.length; i++) {        if (xfa.resolveNode("VISITORINFO[" + i +"]").rawValue == n...

Sorry, I completely missed that--I thought all were required. Yes, you would use a loop.Stephen

Hi,Place on the calculate event of the button:       if(Field1.rawValue > "" &               //you could use 0 instead of ""          Field2.rawValue > "" &          Field3.rawValue > "" &          Field4.rawValue > "" &          Field5.rawValue > "" &          Field6.rawValue > "" &          Field7...

Sorry, I thought you wanted to change it dynamically. Yes the Appearance dropdown in the Field Tab assigns the borderStyle/fillStyle around the field itself--the Border Pallet assigns the borderStyle/fillStyle around the whole object (field AND caption).