AHA!!!!  That is the ticket!!  Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!A form has to be dynamic for other abject in the form to be manipulated then??  Or for scripts to work on other objects?Now I can stop pulling my hair out and try to put some back in my head.  Thank you again!  Have a great day.

:-(  Hierarchy is flat on this form.  All shapes, text, circles, etc. are on the same level. I have two buttons, ButtonY and ButtonN and one circle at this point.The script for ButtonY is:----- topmostSubform.Page1.ButtonY::click: - (JavaScript, client) ----------------------------------xfa.form.top...

Just a bit more information on my current problem.  I can get the script associated with the button to control attributes of the button itself. However, I can NOT get the script associated with the button to control attributes of other items in the form!  Does that make sense to anyone??Thank you!

This worked for me and still works on the form I created back then.However, I'm trying to recreate this "feature" on a new form and it's not working. I've created the buttons, circles and associated scripts. When I click on the button nothing happens! I'm trying to remember if there is something ...

My form has Yes / No option on it and typically users will circle one or the other when they print the blank form.  I know I could change this to a regular check box, radio button, etc.  However, before I do, I thought if you all knew a way to us the form in its current state?  One potential way I t...