Hi, The sum() function has parameters comma separated. So, this should work:$ = sum(majtable.row[*].mhours, eductable.row[*].mhours)In addition you only need to use the wild card for the repeating row. Hope that helps,Niall

Hi,It might be a pasting issue into the forum, but "This", should be "this". Hope that helps,Niall PS: this is on line 12 of the script.

Hi Roy,I can't test now, but I've had Paul's example working on a Mac before in Acrobat. If you are using Reader on the Mac (or Windows), then the form would need to be Reader Enabled using LC Reader Extensions ES on the server. If you have Reader Enabled the form in Acrobat, then the ability to att...

Hi,While you should be able to get this to work in FormCalc, I'm going to suggest using JavaScript. Certainly resolving the node is a JavaScript method. So you would change the language and syntax to JavaScript with the XFA.resolveNode() method. Hope that helps,Niall

Hi,I suspect that the addInstance() is attempting to work. Bear in mind that the addInstance() will create a new instance of the repeating object in it's initial state. Therefore if the repeating object is set to hidden, then if new instances are created they will also be hidden. One work around wou...

Hi, First off, I would not be inclined to name an object/subform "Item". It is very close to a reserved word "item". Also in the addInstance() method, you should pass a parameter. The default is true. One route would be to use the layout:ready event of the repeating subform. This is not very efficie...

Hi Steve,There probably is something else going on, but I'm not at my desk today, so can't check it out further at the moment. Maybe later,Niall

Hi Steve,It may be a week or two before we get any indication on this, but I will post if I hear anything. Also, looking at the XML Source in LC Designer ES3, it looks like the enforce strict scoping is turned on by default. However the UI does nto give any control over this. I am slow to recommend ...

Hi Steve,That is strange, I can't see it either. It should be in the File > Form Properties > Defaults tab:I am not sure what is going on, as it is still in the Spec. I will try and find out. In the meantime, here is another example for detecting key presses. I use it for deselecting a radio button ...

Hi, If you have a look at this post, including the comments/screenshots, it explains how to test if the form is Reader Enabled in the JavaScript Console: http://assure.ly/etkFNU.I have tried this in a button click event:var oDoc = event.target; var vTest = oDoc.appRightsValidate({}, 2, true);if (vTe...