One technique would be to put code in the DocReady event to evaluate the form state.See which subform should be acted on, and determine which fields on the form should be opened for edit.You can use the layout ready event of a subform that contains a signature field to check if the specific fields f...

The way to accomplish this is with conditional routes. Optionally going to one set-value or the other depending on your condition(s).Be sure to set the route evaluation on the upstream service to check the conditional route before the default route.Best practice is to always have one un-conditional ...

Sazaed:The feature you are looking for is called a floating field.Here is a link to some information - good luckhttp://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/9.0/designerHelp/index.htm?content=000427.html

Check what program your browser is using for PDFs.A number of browsers have shifted to their own PDF viewer code instead of Adobe's plug in.Some of these do not support the whole PDF standardSwitch to Adobe Acrobat/Reader and try opening the docs again.

If you have not already gotten past this, add a BlankPage element after each Source element with forceEven = 'true' - forceEven will only add a page if the source has an odd number of page images.See the DDX reference doc for all the options.HTH - Mark<DDX xmlns="http://ns.adobe.com/DDX/1.0/">  <DDX...

Greetings,You have a couple of options depending on whether you need to display the number when the form is created, or saved.You will need a 'Back-end' data store - most likely a database with a table that at a minimum keeps track of the last used number.If you are saving the data from the form int...

Your form objects have a default visibility - visible or hidden, based on how they are defined.You can override the default behavior in a number of different events.Initialize events fire when the form is first loaded, and when the form recalculates. Initialize can fire many times during a single se...

So a lot depends on the internal structure, and how you are or are not bonding data.The short answer, is no - setting a button property to hidden, when the default property is visible, will only persist for the time you have the form open.Once you re-open the form, the default is used again.This is ...

One way to handle this is to set a hidden field in the form that contains a 'Form State' indicator.This is a simple number value that relates to the different stages the form goes through.'1' might be open for entry,'2' might be submitted.'3' might be validated, etc.Then it is a simple process to se...

DebGFirst, Can you post your code - Are you getting any value back in the variable - ( Like cChoice  above )?