This error message indicates that the script has a problem getting the value of the field ClientEmail - this is not related to your overall email issue you had when you started this question.

This again is a problem that has nothing to do with the original question.I wish I could spend more time on your problem, but I am in the midst ofracing agains a deadline. Your chances of getting somebody else to chime inare much higher if you post a new question.

Is this before or after you try to submit via email?

Again, what you describe sounds like you are running this in Reader and not in Acrobat. Most of these error messages are about a validation event. I would recommend that you post a different question about these errors, they don't seem to have anything to do with your original email submission probl...

This sounds like you are running the free Reader, and not Adobe Acrobat Pro. When you go to the "Help" menu and look at the "About" option, what does it say?

In Acrobat XI Pro, you should be able to use Ctrl-J to see the JavaScript console.

Does this happen on both Acrobat and the free Reader? if it also happens in Acrobat, then open up the JavaScript console (Ctrl-J) and look for error messages. If it only happens in Reader, open up Reader's Preferences, go to the JavaScript category and enable  "Show console on errors and messages".E...

No need to distribute, just attach the reader-enabled file to an email or upload it to a web page. When you "Distribute", Acrobat will actually try to reader-enable the document as well. The script is form specific, because it is trying to get information from certain fields. If these fields are not...

Sorry for the delay, but participating here in the forums comes after family, work, eating and sleeping, so sometimes it takes a bit longer until I can reply I assume this is happening in the free Reader. The reason for this is that even though recent versions of the free Reader can fill and save Ac...

There is noting wrong with your form, this is just the way XFA forms (the kind produced by LiveCycle Designer) behave when you try to open them in a PDF viewer that does not support this "flavor" of PDF document. Chrome and FireFox now come with their own PDF viewers, and the only way to turn them o...