Check the hierarchy palette in designer to double check the button is in the same level as the other items on your form.From: flgal3fll <forums@adobe.com>To: dennis gill <dennis.l.gill@clev.frb.org>Date: 01/18/2011 06:00 PMSubject: CheckBox Circle with no fill?Just a bit more informa...

You may have one of your variable misspelled.  I see a pattern in your naming scheme except for this object, page36.enrol_affchidtwo_sub.  The word "two" is lower case instead of upper case, "TWO" like all the other objects.  This may be the cause of your weird behavior.Thanks

That's perfect.  Have a great weekend too.

I have one more idea.  Instead of using radio buttons use a regular button and remove all the formatting to look more like plain text.  On the click event of the button show or not show the circle.Good luck.

I'm glad everything is working.Inorder to get radio buttons to disappear I use:xfa.resolveNode("ParentNode.ChildNode").presence="invisible"Thank you

I'm using LiveCycle Designer 9.  You're right Circle objects can not have Javascript directly but other objects can reference them.  For example, in a radio button's click event there could be Javascript, Circle1.presence="visible" or Circle1.presence="invisible".I hope this helps.

Add a circle object to your form and when the user selects Yes or No have the circle appear using Javascript.  To have the circle appear type, Circle1.presence="visible" and to have the circle disappear type Circle1.presence="hidden"

I would place the javascript code to change the value of the text box in then change event of the dropdown.  The code would look something like this.if(this.rawValue == "Item 1")     textBox.rawValue = "description 1";If you didn't want to use an if statement you could use a switch statement then th...