Can you attach the updated version? Thank you."I have updated the email buttons sample."

SetFocusOnFirstFailedField.DoSetFocusOnFirstFailedField(form1); doesn't work on my form. I see the script object that you mentioned (below). form1.#variables[0].SetFocusOnFirstFailedField - (JavaScript, client)//+ GENERATED - DO NOT EDIT (ID:D3D1DC8E-1410-48E0-A345-031CA77F02CA CRC:1706013869)//+ Ty...

Niall,The same search on Google produced only one hit: this forum!SeanSetFocusOnFirstFailedField.DoSetFocusOnFirstFailedFieldAdobe Forums: Sending email to a user-entered email...SetFocusOnFirstFailedField.DoSetFocusOnFirstFailedField(form1);. Good luck,. Niall. Report Abuse. Go to original post ......

Niall,Regarding documentation of LiveCycle ES2, I did a search with this result.Your search of Entire Site for SetFocusOnFirstFailedField.DoSetFocusOnFirstFailedField did not match any documents. Suggestions:I'd be very grateful if you knew of some sources of documentation and knowledge about ES2.Th...

Awesome! I can't wait to try it in the morning! New York time. Is this sort of thing documented somewhere? A search of the forums didn't turn up anything like this. Thank you again, Niall, for your invaluable help!

Thank you for that Brinkman link. Everything is working correctly now (using the code below) except that the focus is not set on the first failed field after Submit is clicked. I have checked off that option in Form Properties. The setFocus works in another form that I created, one with an Email Sub...

This new example works perfectly! Thank you for all your suggestions. One question about building error messages. Could you tell me why you prefer the method you use in this example, instead of TextField1.validate.nullTest = "error"; and Textfield3.validate.errorMessage= (I remember seeing and using...

Niall,Yes, I discovered the ";" when I tested in Outlook. Now the two emails both appear on the "To:" line. Is there a way to move the second and optional email address to the "CC" line?if (vCcEmail  != null){     vEmail = vEmail + ";" + vCcEmail;  }Maybe some kind of AND statement? I'm searching th...

Niall,That's a beautiful solution! Wrap the two emails in an if-else conditional. Perfect!Thank you for your creative ainswer!Sean

Niall,One more question, if you don't mind!In my form, there are two email fields. One is required, and the email will be sent to that address. The other is optional. If it is filled in, that address becomes the CC. The code I'm using below isn't correct yet. If there is no CC email address, then I ...