I haven seem any Service Packs for Designer ever since ES2. Does Adobe still release updates to Designer for bug fixes, etc.? If so, where?

I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to accomplish, but have you tired using the built-in password features in LiveCycle Designer..Form Properties>PDF Security?Are you trying to prevent someone from opening the form (in Adobe Reader/Acrobat & Designer) if they don't have the correct password, or ...

I've spent HOURS+++ trying to find a solution a similar problem only to discover that the "field names" within a repeating subform must be unique (not just the subform itself). Case in point, when I had a subform containing 3 fields: TextField1[0], TextField1[1], TextField1[2], I ran into an issue w...

I've spent HOURS+++ trying to find a solution only to discover that the field names within a repeating subform must be unique. Case in point, when I had a subform containing 3 fields: TextField1[0], TextField1[1], TextField1[2], I ran into an issue where a new instance of the subform was created eac...

Wow, thank you! I didn't expect the solution to be so simple.

Is it possible to add new instances (i.e. of a table row, or subgroup) to the "Top" of the list vs bottom? New instances are typically added to the bottom of the group, but I have a case in which I'm trying to insert new instances of most recent Job History, so having the instances added at the top ...

I'm having the same issue as RockDoc_U3O8 re: my table header row not appearing on beyond two (2) subsequent pages. Anytime the table breaks onto a third page (requiring a third instance of the header), the header doesn't appear, despite having "Include Header Row in Subsequent pages" checked.  Why ...

Brian,One thing to note is that Adobe Reader users don't have access to the "Clear Form" button option*, so it's really the Acrobat users that could create issues. That being said, you could write a script to identify the application type and if "Acrobat" pre-warn the user on doc:ready not to use th...

Brian - I too wonder the same thing, but I doubt the designer is able to prevent usage of the system "Clear Form". I have a case in which a password protected form field might be intentionally updated by an admin (i.e. a price change from the original default), and resetting the form would create is...

Upon further investigation, I found a solution:var nameArray = this.rawValue.split(" ");TextField2.rawValue = "Hello " + nameArray[0];Credit to dperani70 & aks@lc in a different thread. I hope this helps someone else in the future!