One last thought:for (i = nInstance; i<nCount+1; i++)

Hey,Just a thought. I think your "if" isn't needed. The "for" checks that. And, for(i=0; i<nInstance; i++)orfor(i=1; i<nInstance+1; i++)is what you need, right?StephenPS .count returns an integer of the number of instances--not zero based. If there are 5 instances, it returns 5 not 4.

Hi,You're using the xfa.resolveNode() method to locate and determine the nCount however, you aren't using it for adding the instance. If your script can't find its way without xfa.resolveNode() then maybe it can't find its way to addInstance(1) without xfa.resolveNode()So, try:xfa.resolveNode("Board...

Hi,The "Underline" appearance setting is just the bottom <ui> border. If you have changed the field type from another type, using "Type" in "Field Tab", the <ui> border color may have carried over and you may have a white on white situation. Go into the Custom dialog of the Appearance and check your...

Hi Radzmar--One of the things I really like about a floating field is that it expands and occupies only the amount of space required to display the value assigned to it (it is very format friendly). And, as you point out, it eliminates the need for the Concat() function (which makes my suggestion a ...

Hi,If all you need is to simply number a set of subforms, one way is to add a script to the initialize event of a field in the subform like:     $ = Concat("Item #",$.parent.index + 1)So what you are doing is,      finding the index of the subform (remember indexes are zero-based) and      adding 1 ...

The script needed for each total field calculation.The only thing different between them is the "6" is changed for each category (i.e. personal leave is "0"). Select FormCalc in script editor. This definitely works in your form--guaranteed!.    var oDays    = _IndvSubForm.count    var totHrs    = 0 ...

Looks like there are 2 subForms that have hours that need to go into the total (Consecutive and Individual)--unless you are only doing one of those.When you add a day, what subform(s) get added? The IndvSubForm? or ConsecSubForm? or both?If both, wrap those 2 Subforms in another Subform and have tha...

Gabriel,Please open your Hiearchy Pallet and click all the + so everything is visible. Try to expose as much as you can--open it wider if it helps. Then take a screen shot of it and post it here.Stephen

Hi,The script can't find the subform--probably the name is wrong. Maybe use: LeaveCatSubForm[i-1].DataDropDownList2  There are various ways to determine the correct SOM reference. At the top of the script editor (look in the image you posted at the top) you'll see the SOM fof the object you are edit...