Hi,You could also try the docReady event, which is the last event to fire as the page renders. This may be better than the initialize event. Good luck,Niall

Hi Shaun, I see where you are coming from now. However I think this is going to be tricky to implement. You are correct that if you were using LiveCycle Enterprise Suite, you could set up a counter on the database, which would then keep track of the invoice numbers. Outside of LC Enterprise Suite, y...

Hi Shaun, That is a bit of an old one In my experiences Global Variables (in File > Form Properties > Variables) do not hold their amended .value in-between sessions. In addition the Global Variable is ONLY a text string type, hence you can't do numeric calculations on it. When you add a 1 to the Gl...

Hi,If you have a look at the example here, it should give you a direction on the script: http://assure.ly/m8mN0m.Hope that helps,Niall

Hi Bryan, If I get you correctly, then this can be achieved by giving the same name to the dropdown and the textfield. Then select one of them and in the Object > Binding palette set the binding to Global. There is an example here linking two dropdowns, which should give you a start: http://assure.l...

Hi Steve, A couple of things.First in your version of the form, make sure that you have the corresponding script in the mouseDown even of the individual radio buttons:// Capture initial value of radio Button and save it as a member of the radio button objectthis.initValue = this.rawValue;In relation...

Okay,Here is your form back to you: https://acrobat.com/#d=IA67zcTBrWlnpcYS234*XQ.The issue wasn't the script. If you select the dropdown and go to the Object > Binding palette, you will see you had ticked "Specify values" and these were set to 1, 2 and 3. This meant that if the user selected LABOR,...

Yes, that is correct. The users would have control over this from their preferences. I don't think you can access it via script. Niall

Hi, I believe you are referring to a setting in the Acrobat/Reader preferences and not in LC Designer. Otherwise it is part of the full LiveCycle Enterprise Suite. Niall

Hi, The exit event will always fire when the object loses focus. Have a look at the end of this example, which shows how you can detect how the field was exited: http://assure.ly/j1KdNq. This early example also looked a setting the focus of a field when pressing enter: https://acrobat.com/#d=RZ1lzX2...