HI Magus069,That's exactly what I did and it works great!Fred

Hi,How can one step thru a list of variables without a long list of "If" statements? Each var gets a string consisting of one or more paragraphs used to fill a text box. The var is selected from a hierarchical list box. EXample:if (selectedValue == 1) {var TTHCov = dialogObject.TTHCov1;  } else if (...

At this point, I've concluded that you can't have global variables available to both JS and FormCalc other than File>Form Properties>Variables. I converted my scripts to JS and implemented your suggestion to use Function loadValue. It works great!Thanks,Fred

Thanks, I understand how that would load variables and make them available to a JavaScript event in the form. What I'm after, however, is a global variable that one could use in either a JS or FormCalc event without using File>Form Properties>Variables. Maybe this can't be done.Thanks for your respo...

WIth LiveCycle Designer ES4 I'm trying to place a group of string variables used throughout my form so as not to have to edit the same variables in several places.I don't want to use Form Properties>Variables because one can't see the entire group at once. In other words, there are variables that ne...

Much better than messageBox. Got rid of the beep too. Radzmar, the Dialog file that you recommended sure made it easy to code this as my JS ability is limited. Thanks!My only regret is the color factor. The gradient is interesting but the color is limited to Dialog, Windows or Tooltip background col...

I'm using LiveCycle Designer ES4 and would like to show a help message for a one page form without adding another page. Presently, I'm using FormCalc's messageBox to show a 4 paragraph help message.The message looks boring with "warning JavaScript" in the title and a beep when activated with a click...