What would make this simple command invalid in Formcalc?if(Required[*].isNull) then

Is there any way you could help me convert this from FormCalc to JavaScript?if ((Sum(CheckBox1[*]) lt 1) or Todays_Date.isNull or JobNumber.isNull) thenxfa.host.messageBox("Please complete all required fields in Highlight YELLOW area to print.")elsexfa.host.print(1, "0", "0", 0, 1, 0, 0, 0)endifI'm ...

Thanks again for the help radzmar!!!!  I was hoping I wouldn't have to rewrite my Formcalc formula in JavaScript...I'm not so good with JavaScript....there is a print feature recognized in FC, I was hoping there was one for Save As...

Is there a Formcalc script for the "Save As" function?  Something similar to the JavaScript function "app.execMenuItem("SaveAs")?

Can't I force this field to zero out with FormCalc formulas when the document is opened?  Something like this:$.rawValue=null thenif($.isNull) then$.rawValue=num2date(date (), "MMMM DD, YYYY")endifendif

It still only reflects the date that it was saved in Livecycle.  It's not clearing that field.  And I have no idea why...  Also, if I can get this working with the JS Debugger, will this work for anyone who opens the form?  Or would this Debugger script need to be placed on every PC?

I did exactly as you said...and nothing seems to be happening.This is my LC field:And here is the Java Debugger field.  Debugger is acting strange though.  I cannot make the window any larger than it is and when I attempt to initialize it nothing happens.  And the same script will show up in debugge...

This is what I'm using with formCalc:if(F.P1.DateTimeField1.isNull)thenF.P1.DateTimeField1.rawValue=num2Date(Date(), "MMMM DD, YYYY")endifSeems really simple and works without issue in the PDF viewer...

Form fields update correctly when viewing in livecycle but not when opened in adobe x pro.  Specifically two field I have.  One for the current date and one for the current time.  When I view them in the PDF viewer in Livecycle everything works fine.  But when I open the document in Adobe X Pro or A...