If you will send me a copy of your form I'll take a look. dworst@gaic.com Deborah "Life is half spent before we know what it is."George Herbert

If you are attempting to create the variable in your form Click on File, Form Properties and then click on the Variables Tab. Click the + to add a new variable. Name it and then paste your code from the "myScriptObject" variable into your new variable. Make whatever changes to reference your obje...

Send it along and I'll see what I can do.  I do think that editing the XML is not the approach that I would take.  I think you need to take a look at the form with the two dropdowns on it.  Show the Hierarchy window like I said and then find the code window which will have a little arrow to collapse...

To see the script object go to your top nav bar and click on window and click on Hierarchy. If it doesn't automatically open the "left" side and display your form and all its parts there should be a collapsed arrow that if you hover your mouse over you should be able to open that window. In the hi...

Are you using Adobe LiveCycle Designer? If so when you have the form open in designer, click on the dropdowns you will see in the code behind that dropdown where it calls a variable which is called myScriptObject. Behind the drop-down list called "teams" it calls this script.Here is what is in the...

Yes, you can use the value of the dropdown field to hide, unhide, etc.  Something like this.  If you have the Action Builder it will build it for you.if ($.boundItem(xfa.event.newText) == "Three") {this.resolveNode("TextField3").presence= "visible";}

Click on the Email Submit button and then Shift, F7 or go to the top menu and under Window click "Object".  It should open the properties box of the email submit button and in the first tab, Field, it should display an email address as well as the subject field.

If you put your personal email address in here I'll send it to you.  I guess that you can't put attachments in these posts.

I don't know if you want to take this approach but what I did on my form where I had a dropdown with 2 values: Value1, Value2. I created 2 dropdown boxes that contained the values I wanted for Value1 and values for Value2. I hid both of the dropdowns (Value1 and Value2 dropdowns). When you made ...

Take a look at this form. If you click in the Drop-down List: dropdown and select one of the options you will note that another field appears next to it and you can choose from it and show/hide different fields in the form. If you open it in LiveCycle and go to the code events of these fields you ...