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,I think this is resolved in Acrobat/Reader X, however have a look at this solution if using earlier versions: http://assure.ly/KiW57c. Niall

Hi, The behaviour is more determined by Acrobat/Reader than LC Designer. The Document Message Bar changes depending on what is happening in the PDF. For example if the JavaScript trust is triggered, then the Document Message Bar is yellow. See a discussion here: http://forums.adobe.com/message/37960...

Hi David, I am fairly sure I havent. For example, if you drg on a Submit by Email button, I am sure the Document Message Bar will be visible. Give it a try, Niall

Hi, I have specifically turned off the field highlighting, as I don't want this on. It would contradict the scripted highlighting of mandatory fields that have failed. See the script in the docReady event of the root node (form1):// Turn off the highlight colour for fieldsapp.runtimeHighlight = fals...

Hi,I prefer loops, as you can build in a bit of error handling as well. See an example here: http://assure.ly/H1ksGR. Hope that helps,Niall

Hi,If you upload the form to a file sharing site like Acrobat.com; publish it; and then share the published link here. I will have a look when I can.Niall

Hi, The script is in the layout:ready event of the subform "scriptForSpacer": /*This is a spacer object. Its height is determined by:          742.89 = height of the content area          xfa.layout.y(yMarker) = y coordinates of the white line          26 = height of terms and conditions text object...

Hi, Have a look at this example that tracks the position of a white line (yMarker) and adjusts the height of the subform above to suit. http://assure.ly/pGOS6t. Hope that helps, Niall