HiWhat a long thread!  I didnt get chance to read it all but I think that your problem can be resolved as follows:When you click the submit email button and you have required fields ,an option in Acrobat tells it to highlight it in red.  Therefore if you wish to keep the required fields on you will ...

Hi PaulI have played around with it and it definitely has something to do with thefact that the text field is now part of a subform. If you put thetextfield outside of the subform so it is linked to the page it works. Ihave tried referencing the textfield in the long fashion when it is part ofthe...

Hi PaulSorry to trouble you again but when I try to put this code into my text box field on my form it is not working, something strange seems to be going on.  I have copied a text field with the code from a blank document into my form and this is fine but when I try to put the code into my actual t...

Al received and many thanks for your patience Paul.Darren

Did you send this to the new email account djlightfoot@vodafone.net?ThanksDarren

Hi PaulCan you re-send this to djlightfoot@vodafone.net.  My work email is not accepting attachments for some reason.  Very sorry for all the hassle with this.  Your original form is still queued.  Is this correct?ThanksDarren

Hi PaulThe form you attached is saying that it is queued and has been since your post.  Can you send it to me at djl64@st-andrews.ac.uk.ThanksDarren

HiYou would have to use white as your original background color.To access inside of each object that you refer to has slightly different code:text box = xfa.resolveNode("Page1.Subform1.TextBox1.ui.#textEdit.border.fill.color").value = 255,255,255;will set the inside of the text box white.Replace'#te...

Hi SteveThis is nearly what I was after, but not quite.  I have tried to adapt your code but cant get it to work and it keeps throwing up the message box every time I enter something now.  I basically want to compare the rawvalue entered into the drop down list by the user with the entries I had put...

Hi AllI have a drop down list that you can either choose to enter your own text or choose from a list.  I was trying to write some validation to ensure that it only accepted numbers of a certain length (i.e it was for years e.g 2009).  Following on from my previous post I am now thinking that it may...