Exactly what I am looking for!  Very nice mini-tutorial form!    Thanks!-Veni

Thanks for your help!!!  My form is working now, after making the changes you suggested.  My apologies for not including all the fragment code within the form -- thus the errors you were seeing.  Thanks, again.-Veni

Thanks for the suggestion!  I tried it, but I still have the same issue:  if I change the order of execution for each of the function calls, then the first one to execute works just fine, but the second fails consistently.  Does it matter that 'FileStampButtons' refers to a subform in the master pag...

Thanks; I'll give that a try.

So there's no exists() function that can return whether an item is found on a form or not?  I'm trying to create a fragment that will work for multiple forms, but part of the solution is that it must be able to determine if a certain item exists on a form AND that the code does not fail just because...

Thanks; I'll give the password option a try.  Is it true that even with a password, the form can be easily "hacked" to find the password?-Veni

Oh no!  That means I got a lot of code to go through and fix....not good!  >:-<I really wish they'd address this -- I can't imagine being the only one that's ran into this "silent fail" issue with SmartForms and JavaScript.I'll change my code and see if it all works now.  Thanks for the tip!!!

What if you switch your comparison value after the == to say, "Form.pdf" or some value not equal to what your form title is?  I ran into this because initially my test was just like yours where I had the "nice" or expected comparison that should work, but then I found out that my 'else' portion was ...

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Thanks for the suggestion, but my if statement still fails to execute properly after I changed my form properties to:and changed my code to:if (xfa.host.title == "MC-050") then { xfa.host.messageBox("In == mc050, UPPERcase p section ALNvali.","Error"); // vhWhat happens is that the comparison I make...