Hi,There are a few situations when you need to resolve a node.When you are referencing an object that has the same name as other objects in the same container. In the hierarchy you would see TextField1[0], TextField1[1], TextField1[2], etc. The number in square brackets shows the instance number of ...

Hi,Steve Walker has a great example here: http://forums.adobe.com/message/1926808#1926808Good luck,Niall

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Hi Marcos, I saw your earlier thread, so I think I understand what you are looking for. If you right-click on the root node you can select "Insert a script object" from the menu. This will create the script object in the hierarchy, which you can then name. Say, "translate". Script objects will only ...

Hi,The next issue is that you may have content on the untitled subform (page1), which is extending beyond the page boundary. This can cause an additional page to come into existance. Try and bring all objects AND subforms back within the page boundaries. Other than that it is difficult to see what i...

Hi, The blank page isn't the actual Master page as such. It is likely that the pagination settings for the first page are set to Place on "Top of next page" or something similar. Have a look in the Object > Pagination palette. If this is the case, change it to "Follow Previous" and the blank instanc...

Hi,What you are describing sounds more like Adobe InDesign, which is page layout program. InDesign does allow you to link text objects, just as you have described. However this functionality is not available in LiveCycle Designer, which is a Windows only program. I wonder are you in the right forum....

Hi,One solution is to use a single textfield and then allow this to expand - See Layout palette "Expand to Fit" for the height. Then if you set the page with a Flowed layout, then if it expands beyond a page Acrobat/Reader will create a new page for the content to overflow onto. See an example here:...

Hi, Abhinav,You need to resolve the node for the particular instance of i. The syntax is:xfa.resolveNode("MyTable.Row1[" + i  + "].txtName").rawValue;There is an example here that will show the loop in action:http://www.assuredynamics.com/index.php/category/portfolio/two-way-binding-in-tables/Hope t...

You're welcome.Yes, you are right: 1=right and 3=left border.In relation to the language, "this" is Javascript syntax for 'this object', the FormClc equivalent is "$". Also you drop the semi-colon in FormCalc. So this should work for you:$.ui.oneOfChild.border.getElement("edge",2).presence = "invisi...