Is there an event for a field so that they can click the "enter" key and have the form submitted?

(Hey, do I get points for answering my own question? I guess the only way to see the data model in the xpath builder in workbench is to have the schema embedded, according to the workbench doco:From this link: http://livedocs.adobe.com/livecycle/8.2/wb_help/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm?context...

What are the pros and cons of embedding a schema to a form? Are there rules for when one should embed and when not?  I plan on having all of our form schemas stored in a schema directory on the livecycle server.ThanksElaine

Hi Paul, I tried to post a pdf and the xsd, but the forum would not allow meto, so I sent them to livecycle8 at gmail.com. Is that ok? Thank you!

I just posted this thread below, but it would not allow me to add the attachments, so I will mail them to livecycle8. Hope that's ok.  Here's the original postHi, I have a schema bound to a form that utilizes a dynamic subform (min=1, max= unlimited occurrences of the subform). I was wondering if so...

Oh, you sneaky little avoka-devil, you. Very clever. I'll rememberthat next time, I already wrote the "looping" code Thanks Ben!Elaine

another javascript common method to hide all instances of a subform://parameters://subform: string containing the subform name - fully qualified i.e. parent.parent.subform...//presenceSetting:  string containing the text "hidden" or "visible"function changeDynamicSubformPresence(subform, presenceSet...

Is it possible to hide all instances of a subform with a single line of javascript?  I'm trying something like this:    repeatingSubform[*].presence = "hidden";but that causes designer to crash...Or, must I loop through all instances of the subform and turn each one off individually?Thanks,Elaine

Wow!  Thanks for the great explanation!  So in other words, a dynamic subform behaves in the same way that a dynamic table does, I get it.  So to reference a field in the first subform, or a field in the second subform, I would just index into the array, perhaps something like _Accounts_Subform[0].f...

I have checkbox fields where the user can select up to 10 accounts.  For each account, I need to have a certain subform displayed.  So if the user selects 5 accounts I need 5 occurrences of the same subform. Can this be done programmatically?  Or do I have to have 10 subforms and just hide/show what...