This requires just an if-else statement.var oRows = Table1.resolveNodes('Row2.[Cell1 ne " -Select-"]'); this.clearItems(); for (var i = 0; i < oRows.length; i += 1) { var oNode = oRows.item(i); if (oNode.Cell1.rawValue === " Example Other Member" ) { this.addItem(oNode.Cell2.rawValue); } else...

This is quite easy to realize. Add this JavaScript in the enter event of the RB dropdown. var oRows = Table1.resolveNodes('Row2.[Cell1 ne " -Select-"]'); this.clearItems(); for (var i = 0; i < oRows.length; i += 1) { this.addItem(oRows.item(i).Cell1.rawValue); }

Unfortunately you can't suppress that abort message.

What you're seeing it the Shell-PDF of an dynamic PDF form (aka XFA form). This happens because you're using a PDF viewer, which doesn't support the dynamic contents of this particular PDF.You'll have to use Adobe Acrobat Reader/Acrobat 8 or newer. Safari or Apple Preview are not useful for this pur...

Set the fields to allow RichTexts and select a font, that supports italic and bold styles, since not every font does it!The users can open the form field properties dialog in Adobe Acrobat/Reader by pressing [Ctrl]+[E] to select a different style, size or color.

Hi,  so I guess you're trying to get the n-th instance of a master page used as background of a specific form page? In that case you'll need a combination of several scripting methods to find out. Given you have a field somewhere in the form, to display the current index the script looks this way:  ...

Well, you can simply use this JavaScript in the calculate event of SpouseSF. this.presence = Textfield1.rawValue == "X" ? "visible" : "hidden"; 

So, you want to hide subform "SpouseSF" if the field "Textfield1" is empty? I have a couple of questions about that: 1. Where does the data come from for "Textfield1"? 2. What's the loop for?

Well, I can't say what's wrong, without knowing the hierachy of you form. But I can already see some problems in your script. 1. DON'T name variables or form objects (subforms, fields …) after scripting properties or default form elements! That's a no go and can cause very strange effects! So you be...

Make sure you've selected JavaScript not FormCalc as language.