It took me a while to figure out what was happening when I couldn't seem to add rows. The tried and true script seemed to fail to add new instances of the table row. Then I figured out what was happening and added a line of script to fix it, however, I'm not exactly sure why it was needed--is this a...

I didn't study your script super carefully, however, I'm thinking I understand what is going on. When you make the initial selection, you are hiding some fields.  Your next selection hides more fields. Pretty soon, after a few selections you have a lot of hidden fields (which shouldn't be). These fi...

Hi Milly,Srin's solution using a table works great and really is the only way to keep them in rows, grouped side by side. I didn't understand that requirement on a previous piece of advice I gave you.With regards to your chicken or the egg question, whatever works for you is fine. Just keep in mind,...

Hi milly mac,I just did a very quick look with no testing. I noticed this probelm right away.In the Hiearchy pallet, click on Page3 and in the Object pallet, change to flowed. Do the same for Page4.That will make a big difference. I can look for more later.Good luckStephen

Hi,The script itself will work. Not sure what is preventing it from giving you the results you need without seeing it (i.e. it has to do with something other than the structure of the script itself).Check the following:Set the bound values as numbers on all the drop-downs: 1,2,3 in the Binding Tab o...

Hi uschad123,Here's a way to do it:Set the bound values as numbers: 1,2,3 in the Binding Tab of the Object Palletthen using formCalc you put a script "like" this on the "exit" event on all 3 drop-down boxes:////////////////////// formCalc:if ($ le "1" | ddl2 le "1" | ddl3 le "1") then     button1.pr...

Hi Ibgolfin,That's par for the course.What you need to do is enable Reader Useage Rights by: open your form in Acrobat ProSelect AdvancedSelect Extend Features in Adobe ReaderThat's it. No puttering around needed.Stephen

Hi Maliki,When you use brackets in a reference syntax in Javascript, you must use the resolveNode() method.And, in your array assignment statement, I believe you may need to use the Ref() method for a form object as an array element.Stephen

OK, PaulI really want to understand this--and I very, very much appreciate your help. Do I understand this correctly?:[" + i + "]It is just a way to express [i] that is  compatible with resolveNode().In other scenerios, like referencing an element of an array, [i] or [i + 1] works just fine, right?T...

Paul,I think I might understand. Is this correct?What is needed is a stringThe way to build strings in javascript, uses the + operatorSurrounding the i with + operator and putting it in quotes, converts i to a string?If my understanding is correct, then (and this is just me being curious) does [Stri...