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  • You are correct.  This is in a table.  I set the table to expand its height to fit depending on what is typed into the text field #2 (it's a single column with 5 rows, a text field for each row).  Text field 2 is the only one set to expand to fit for it's height.  But I also have a static text box b...

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  • This has been asked, but never answered.Is there a way to limit a field set to "expand to fit" from expanding beyond a certain boundary?  Be it a subform, neighboring field, etc. that can be set with a respect this fields space script?  Point being, I don't want a field to expand its height so much ...

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  • I am desperate to know this as well.  I have one cell in a 1x6 table set to expand to fit height-wise.  But I don't want the whole table to expand beyond the border of it's area.  Anyone figure out how to constrain a table within a subform?

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  • Using the script you gave me for the change event (xfa.resolveNode("TitleField0").rawValue = xfa.event.newText),I decided to try a different approach.  Since the change event on TitleField1 will now change the rawValue on TitleField0, I thought maybe if I put the following script in the change event...

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  • Any more avenues we can try?

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  • It does for the name fields.  It's the title fields which are still troublesome. After looking at it further, I wouldn't have an issue with making TitleField[0] expand vertically to fit the multiple lines of text.  The idea being to do what you said.  Use the initial height of the field to limit the...

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  • I tried both.  Both those worked to copy the raw value from TitleField[1] to TitleField[0] without global data binding, but TitleField[0] still won't change it's font size to 0 when the field is full. I used the xfa.resolveNode("TitleField[0]").font.size = "0pt"; on the full event of TitleField [0] ...

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  • Yeah, TitleField[0] and TitleField[1] are both set to Use Global Data for their Data Binding.  That way I can set TitleField[0] to protected or Read-Only and have it populated with the data values from TitleField[1].  Seeing as TitleField[0] is populated via global data binding, is there another opt...

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  • Tried  xfa.resolveNode("TitleField[0]").font.size = "0pt"; in the full event on Title[0]. Also checked the Limit length to visible area for both Title Fields [0] and [1].  Still isn't firing.  I'm wondering if it's because I have title field [1] populating title field [0] via global data binding bet...

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  • Tried  xfa.resolveNode("TitleField[1]").font.size = "0pt"; in the full event on Title[0].  No dice.  I don't think the full event will run such a javascript.  That's why I was thinking maybe put it in it's own script object then have the full event run that script object. 

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