I have figured this out myself - it turned out that the recalculate was not working, so I had to use .execCalculate rather, plus a few other workarounds

For each currency, the user can declare as many shares as they like for that currency - that is where the sum is. The do3 var is getting that sum - and transferring it to another area. If the user declares another currency (so now they have 2 currencies, again they can add as many shares in that cur...

Maybe I was not clear - the totals on page 2 are for each currency on their own - I already have another area where it collects the total number of shares into a single total, and that is already a Sum, and works fine collecting up figures from around the form. This issue here is that one field coll...

I have changed the operators to no effect. I think the problem has to do with the third variablevar do3 = topmostSubform.Page6.currency.Row2[*].calcs.total_aggregate_cont_dollar.rawValue //page 6 valuethis only provides the value of the first instance of  the subform "currency" = this subform contai...

I have a tricky issue now that I am hoping someone can help with. I have an 8 page XFA form where the first 4 pages cannot be made expandable because the recipient company has to scan them when sent in by customers - so layout has to stay fixed. On page 2 there are three tables with fixed number of ...

Hi - these are all reader extended through Livecycle ES Reader extensions and are signed by users in Reader. What I am asking is if anyone has an idea where this behaviour is declared, so that I can change it.

Hi - I have several thousand forms all set up for digital signatures, which I use for locking down the form fields (render read-only). This works fine. The problem I have is that when a user digitally signs the form, they automatically get asked to Save As - with a default location on the local mach...

Oh well - found my own solution. Same as the above, but "On a text field in that row, I use the Layout:Ready event with    var vIndex = ["(a)", "(b)", "(c)"]; var i = this.parent.index;this.rawValue = vIndex[i];This produces rows with (a), (b) and (c)  - and the deletion works to remove the row and ...

I have often used the autonumber for dynamic row instances with no problem, but now have a problem where my table starts with 3 rows with different content, and the user needs to be able to add and delete rows, at the same time maintaining the autonumbering.I created the table with three rows, and e...

Perhaps you have too many parentstry: this.rawValue = this.parent.index + 1;