No, the only thing is that the script must be set to Javascript and not Formcalc from the drop down at the top corner of the script editor, but I would think you've already done this or the || wouldn't work either.If you navigate to the exact Line/Column indicated by the error message, is it actuall...

OK, just checked on app.response and it's an Acrobat scripting method I wasn't familiar with. I assume that the code you have is for calling it in Acrobat scripting, as you wouldn't call it with an object which has certain properties like that in Designer.Should be:>var Temp = 1;>while (Temp != 2 &&...

All that syntax appears to be fine (I'm assuming app.response is a method you have defined elsewhere), which part exactly in that code equates to line 59, column 23?I put this on a click event of a button (only slightly modified to define a replacement for app.response):>var Temp = 1;>while (Temp !=...

I'm pretty sure any valid boolean expression can be used in a while loop, and I don't see anything wrong using with your second version (x != 1 || x != 2). However I don't think that with that statement any value of x will allow the OR statement to evaluate to false, so the loop will continue foreve...

I've now tried with 2 other databases:MySQL works perfectly.MSSQL fails with the error "The Java type java.util.Date isnot a supported type."So this might be a question of whether a specific JDBC drivercan map Java's date object to a field correctly.EDIT:I tried experimenting with another JDBC drive...

Have a look at Shared Objects, I think these are the sort ofthing you are after. I think the "Specifying a path" subtopicshould be particularly relevant for sharing the variables/objectsbetween the two swf files.Livedocs- Shared Objects

I think the best way is to make a label function somethinglike this (just off the top of my head, not tested):public function rate_label(item:Object,column:DataGridColumn):String { return "GBP"+item.prdt_rate;}Then in the DataGridColumn add a property:labelFunction="rate_label"

That seems like the best way to go about things, thanks.I don't think normal triggers are supported from straight MDBfiles under the Jet engine, but there are afterUpdate events whichcan be fired from forms, so I'll write the code to modify thechanges table there, and tell people not to tweak the ta...

Thanks for the reply Ed.This is for an internal project which only uses a MDB file,which may be updated by Flex or directly through Access itself, andI'd like any changes made in Access to reflect in Flex fairlyrapidly. I can to switch to MSSQL Standard or Enterprise if it is 100%necessary, but I'd ...