Yeah most likly...(That was also why I needed the boarder. In my old version making a field dynamically made mandatory didn't have a red boarder....)You have no problems with underlined textfields?

I know that this kind of layout problem is most likly not really hard to solve, I just never was confronted to it.I don't get why the three forms of mine behave sooooo differently.

Slowly driven crazy...It's the third form I have that behaves completly different with exactly the same script.Thank you VERY MUCH ^^One last question (and probably dump):I have copied several Textfields into your form. The original ones had been underlined.In your form there are only blue boxes dis...

Next Issue... your form works quite good. But I get a Javascript warning that I need to download a newer version of Adobe Reader.With my other two versions I don't get this one and I would prefer not to get it (especially since the ones who receive it will complain) This drives me mad, slow but surl...

hmm tried that... though all I managed was to get the subforms lower when Textfields expanded... not when they got invisible...Wellwell ^^ I look forward to your mail.My e-mail adress:tryout@web.de

Didn't work...Both scripts ARE working. But they work in different forms.Hope your PDF is soon dequeued though... Another side question. Since I have not much experience with  floating fields...I want to make a subform by clicking a checkbox invisible/visible... since it takes quite some place is th...

My problem:I have a textbox that gets invisible when a checkbox is checked in form 1 and invisible if unchecked.I have a textbox that gets mandatory with a red boarder when a checkbox is checked in form 2; if unchecked the boarder is gone and the field is optional.Now I want to achieve both.Since th...

For 1) you could bind the radio buttons to an identically pair of radio buttons that will only be shown if the user checks no and with the only difference that they include the additional text. The original will hidethemselves if no is checked.For 2) making it visible on preprint should do the job.G...

Humm... did you make the Textfield multiline? (Sry but the easiest solutions often are overseen.)Okey I try to get what you want. I hope I got you right and didn't completly missunderstand you...Let's assume there are 4 checkboxes.Okey so the user has 5 options. He can choose each of the checkboxes ...

Of course you can have javascript and formcalc in the form. Only not both in the same field, same event ;DOkey, we'll try some things:1) Check out if the "Binding" of the dropdown is same as the values you choose. In script you refer to the binded values.2) Other names for the Textfields would be be...