Hi,One of the things I did yesterday was to move all of the individual parts into a page ("page1"). This made each of the containers a subform, which gives you better control on margins, etc. The issue is that some of your existing script may fail if the relative reference is thrown by "page1". From...

Okay,A couple of points:Select the radio button exclusion group and look in the Object > Binding. The specify value is not ticked. You are testing against a value of "1", but the radio button exclusion group cannot ever be that - it can one be "Yes" or "No". I have specified the value of "1" for Yes...

Hi, I can't access your form using the above link until you publish it. See the screenshot above. I am going to be out tomorrow so it may be a few days. Niall

Hi, You just need to publish the form on Acrobat.com, so that I can access it: Niall

Hi,Best thing is to upload it to a file sharing site like Acrobat.com; publish it; and then share the published link here. Niall

Hi, It is tricky without seeing the form, but it looks like you have extra lines in your script block. These lines are placeholders for the script and do not form part of the script itself: form1.Page1.RadioButtonList::click - (JavaScript, client)form1.Page1.RadioButtonList.#field[0]::click - (JavaS...

Hi,For starters you have unnamed pages, which is not a good idea. This makes it more difficult to reference objects. In your JavaScript you would have to resolve the node, however the simpliest route would be to name the page first. Something like "page1". Have a look at this example for referencing...

Hi,I have a few screenshots here that show Windows XP and Vista: http://forums.adobe.com/message/2226510#2226510. C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Designer\8.2\ In addition it is the same location for Windows 7: Good luck,Niall

You can upload your form to a file sharing site, like Acrobat.com and then share the published URL here. N.

Hi,I think that you may need a different Adobe forum. This forum relates to LiveCycle Designer, which is a form development program. It's not strictly part of the CS4 suite of programs (albeit that it does come bundled with Acrobat Professional). If you do have LiveCycle Designer open, then you can ...