Thanks for your help with this but I figured out how to make the app.response box actually populate the field with with the response from the alert. ... View more

Can you provide me an example of what the script would say? ... View more

So, if this way really isn't possible is there a different way to make the field required? I don't have to use radio buttons for the question.  I tried to default the radio button to Yes and then have an alert that made the applicant answer Yes or No in the alert however if the applicant answered No it didn't change the answer on the form.  Thanks for all your help. ... View more

This is what I have now.  The first set I tried to tab past and the alert appeared.  I clicked ok to clear alert and then clicked Yes.  It moved me to the next field. (like I want it to) The second set I tried to tab past and the alert appeared.  I clicked ok to clear alert and then clicked No.  The alert appeared again and once I clicked ok to clear the alert I could tab to the next field. The script on my next field is onFocus and console.println(event.targetName+":"+event.vlaue);if(getField("HMDA").value=="Off")getField("HMDA").setFocus() ... View more

Is this better? I did the same console.prinln... on the field just after my HMDA radio buttons as well.  Now I'm not sure where to go from here to figure out what is wrong and how to fix it. ... View more

I am unfamiliar with the debugger.  Does this appear to be what you are thinking I need to do?  Also, yes this code is in the "OnBlur" event. ... View more

I don't know ... I put it back to the below and it reacted the exact same way as it first did.  Works perfectly when yes is clicked however, no still triggers the alert again before moving on. if(event.value=="Off")app.alert("If the applicant is an individual, is the collateral offered a residential dwelling? Please select Yes or No",1,0,"HMDA ERROR") ... View more

That made it worse (what did I do wrong).   When I changed the script to if(event.value)app.alert("If the applicant is an individual, is the collateral offered a residential dwelling? Please select Yes or No",1,0,"HMDA ERROR") If the applicant tries to skip the question an alert will appear letting them know they have to answer the question.  When they click ok to dismiss the alert - if they answer yes to the question the alert appears again and the have to click ok to dismiss the alert before they can move on to the next question on the form.  However, when they click ok to dismiss the alert - if they try to answer No to the question the alert appears again and they click ok to dismiss the alert then the No button will populate and when they try to tab to the next question the alert will appear again. Then they click ok to dismiss and then applicant can move on. ... View more

This form has to be printed, signed by the applicant and returned to the Banker. There is not a submit button but thank you for the suggestion. ... View more

Bernd Alheit how do I use your suggestions in my script? I don’t think I understand exactly what you are sayin. Thanks ... View more

I don’t want the user to tab through/past the question without answering it. ... View more

I added it to the HMDA radio button field. ... View more

Thank you.  That fixed one of the problems. ... View more

That worked perfectly as long as the applicant clicks Yes after clicking Ok in the alert.  However, if the applicant clicks No the alert appears again instead of going to the next field. My script for the HMDA field alert is if(event.target.value==event.target.defaultValue)app.alert("This field is required",1,0,"HMDA Alert"); ... View more

Unfortunately, it is not being submitted.  The applicant has to print and sign it.  I did try a different route...  I made Yes the default answer in the first question and then added the script below to create a pop-up for the applicant to confirm their answer.  However, if they change their answer to No in the pop-up it didn't change the answer on the form.  Any suggestions on how to make it change the answer on the form if they change the answer in the pop-up? var dialogTitle = "Please Confirm"; var defaultAnswer = "Yes"; var reply = app.response ("Please confirm that the applicant is an individual and the collateral offered is a residential dwelling.", dialogTitle, defaultAnswer); ... View more

I changed it the below.  I didn't notice it doing anything differently and I don't think I know what you are talking about when you say line-break.  Is there a better way for me to require the fields to be answered? if (getField("HMDA").value=="Off"){app.alert("Please select either Yes or No", 3);getField("HMDA").setFocus();} ... View more

Below are the questions from my form.  I want to force the applicant to answer each question without being able to skip over them.  I wrote the below code but it doesn't work properly.  If the applicant tries to skip the first question an alert will appear letting them know they have to answer the question.  When they click ok to dismiss the alert - if they answer yes to the first question it works fine and they can move on to the second question.  However, when they click ok to dismiss the alert - if they answer No to the first question then it just makes the alert pop-up again before the applicant can move on. When I try to apply the same script (with different field names) to the second question it wants to make the alert from the first question appear with the alert for the second question.      Script for First Question: if (getField("HMDA").value="Off") {app.alert("If the applicant is an individual, is the collateral offered a residential dwelling?  Please select either Yes or No", 3);getField("HMDA").setFocus();} Script for second question: if (getField("BeneficialOwner").value="Off") {app.alert("If the applicant is an individual, is the collateral offered a residential dwelling?  Please select either Yes or No", 3);getField("BeneficialOwner").setFocus();} ... View more

Thanks for responding but I'm really a beginner with this.  Can you tell me what the JavaScript would say/look like? ... View more