Radzmar, long time no see.... I've been doing other stuff for a while and just returned recently to the LiveCycle work.Thanks for this info.  I've got lots to read up on, so tomorrow's going to be my big reading day.Thanks,Peta

Genius!Works a treat.Thanks so much Stephen.

Hey I'm with Celestial Pickles.I had this problem too and just found this post and it fixed my problem!Hey Srini, you're gonna be up to your armpits in newborns!!!!!!!!

Eeek, I'm bewildered...I have several fields in my form requiring To and From travelling dates.  I've set them up as date fields with date choosers and that's all working fine.However, I want a JavaScript script (although Formcalc would also do of course) that will return an error message if the 'Re...

Hi Niall,Well now there's a funny thing.  In Design view it displays an 'invalid pattern' message.  Yet I could see the separators were correct.  So I gave it a go anyway and despite the error message in Design view - it works a treat.Thanks again Niall

I'll have a wide ranging audience who will be completing various forms I deliver.I have date fields that offer the date chooser of course and the pattern is set to DD/MM/YYYY.However, some of my users tend to enter dates any way they like - eg. 280511 or 28.05.11 or 28/5/11, etc.These 3 are the most...

ParreLaws, another way you can direct the user to the next or another field, is to use the following JavaScript script in the Exit event of the previous field:xfa.host.setFocus ("filename");eg.Field1Field2(Read only field)Field 3In the Exit event of Field1:xfa.host.setFocus("Field3)";This will set t...

Hi NorteIT,I had the same problem and found this... http://forums.adobe.com/message/1346945#1346945I normally do things in JavaScript, but this solution is in FormCalc.  What the heck, it works. $.rawValue = Concat(Num2Date(Date(), "YYYY-MM-DD"))The writer in the above thread said they did it under ...

Ah yes Niall, that makes total sense.I was trying to find a way to have a SaveAs button that would generate a filename from fields within my form when I came across this folder level solution.  Sadly I don't think it would be practical for my situation.  Or... maybe it's just too hard for me to get ...

I imagine this will be rated as today's dumbest question.But I've seen a couple of responses to queries where the response has been to place the code/script at 'folder level' or as a 'folder level function', then they might add something like 'at button level'.  Well the latter is obvious to me, but...