Yeah Jono, this.rawValue = this.formattedValue.toUpperCase();...works! Niall

Hi, It depends on the language you are using: JavaScript or FormCalc in the Script Editor. Upper is a FormCalc function, but .rawValue is JavaScript.So if FormCalc try this in the exit event:$ = Upper($);if JavaScript try this in the exit event:this.rawValue = this.rawValue.toUpperCase();Hope that h...

Hi,Make sure that the two hidden objects that are grouped with the Page n of m are on the form (eg that they haven't been deleted) and that the script is still present in the layout:ready event of these objects. Hope that helps,Niall

Hi,Why not place it on Page1 and Page2. You can set the binding of the phone object to Global, so that when any instance of phone has a value, it will automatically be displayed in all instances of phone. No script required. Also using the layout:ready event will have a hit on performance, as this e...

Hi,I am not sure that you can combine two nodes on the fly and represent them in one field. One workaround would be to have two hidden fields bound to the data and then in the calculate event of the hidden field have your concat script. Niall

Work with me! Have a look at the solution and previous examples. It is possible, but you do need to use the tools like the JavaScript Console (Control+J) to work through scipting errors. Niall

Here is the form back to you: https://acrobat.com/#d=g25N7cxER7im4QC0Ndp6sA. The i<=nCount was the problem. I just changed it to i<nCount. Good luck,Niall

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Hi,You can change the height using script, but the dropdown wont wrap the display items. It's just one line per display item. Have you looked at the JavaScript Console (Control+J) in Acrobat (Preview)? If there is an error in your script it is likely that the error will be reported in the console: I...

Hi,I agree with Bruce and the same approach is in the example above. If an object is ABLE to have a value (eg objects other than buttons, subforms, etc), then you will be able to access that object's value using script. You are already using the JavaScript Console (to see the nCount), is this showin...