Hi,

This could be a problem with your binding (check the binding tab of the object pallete) in that each field in all the rows are bound to the same element or you could have a default value set, or ... Maybe if you can host your form somewhere like Acrobat.com and post the link here we can get a better idea.

Good luck

Bruce

Hi,

The problem you are having is because the id values of the drop down are duplicated, if I choose cherry slice I get an id of 3 (which is meant to mean $3.00) but this is also the id of Ambassador (as well as Brownies and Coffee).  So similar problem with Chocolate Tarts going to Assorted Mini Cookies.

So you need to keep the id unique.  At first I thought you should set the id to 1,2,3,4,.. and have a table lookup for the price, but I liked your idea of keeping it all in the drop down control, so if you changed the make them unique, something like 1:3.00, 2:1.50, 3:3.00, ... you could strip of the part before the colon by changing your change event code to;

unitprice.rawValue = this.boundItem(xfa.event.newText).split(":")[1];

Which turns the id into an array and takes the second element.

Also, there are some run time errors in your form.  In Acrobat (or Reader) you should turn on "Show console on errors and messages", which is under Preferences ... JavaScript.

The second line in your change event causes a runtime error as the value property of a numeric field is its default value and to correctly reference it you need to use;

unitprice.value.oneOfChild.value

But you don't need that line at all in this case.

There is also a problem with the initialise script in numServiceChargerate, which looks like it is a problem moving from FormCalc in some parts of the form to JavaScript in others, I would try and stick with one or the other.



Good luck



Bruce