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• How to add the table radio button.

  Hello
  
  I want to update the record if I want that an option of button raduio shaped tabular .There is no option for tabular.
  How to add the table radio button.
  
  
  Thank you
  
  Published by: 805629 on February 3, 2011 04:56

  Use APEX_ITEM. BOX API in the definition of SQL query for the form of tables

• How to add groups of radio buttons values and show the answers?

  I have eight groups of option buttons. The student must select the button from each group. It is a survey of personal intrestet. If each of the groups will have a button with related values. I need to add values and display the results.

  I have been looking for help, but can't find anything that explains how to add values of radio buttons and display the answers.

  That's what I got so far:

  The option button ActionScript 3.0 / / Avraham Saltoun / / solutions to say-web dot com / / FREE to USE, COPY and DISTRIBUTE

  Import fl.controls.RadioButton;
  Import fl.controls.RadioButtonGroup;
  These libraries must be imported
  in order to access the properties and methods of the Radio button.

  
  We will Appply formatting
  for the radial buttons
  var format: TextFormat = new TextFormat;
  format. Size = 16;
  format.font = "Trebuchet MS"
  format. Color = 0xFFFFFF;

  myNonconformist.label = "a maverick".
  myConcreteThinker.label = "a concrete thinker."
  myNaturalWithNumbers.label = 'a natural with numbers. "
  myAnalytical.label = "Analytics."
  myAssertive.label = "assertive".
  myIdealistic.label = "Idealistic."
  myCareful.label = 'Careful ';
  myProblemSolver.label = "a problem solver."
  myConscientious.label = 'consciousness '.
  myCreative.label = "Creative."
  myPrecise.label = "precise."
  myEfficient.label = "effective."
  myEnergetic.label = 'energetic ';
  myExpressive.label = 'Expressive ';
  myFriendly.label = 'Friendly ';
  myPersistent.label = 'Permanent '.
  myHelpful.label = "fairly useful";
  myInnovative.label = "innovative";
  myInquisitive.label = ' Inquisitive/Curious. "
  myAccurate.label = "precise."
  myEnthusiastic.label = "enthusiasts";
  myInsightful.label = "insightful";
  myIntuitive.label = 'intuitive ';
  myMechanicallyInclined.label = 'mechanically inclined. "
  myObservant.label = 'observer ';
  myOutgoing.label = "outgoing";
  myPatient.label = "Patient";
  myPersuasive.label = "persuasive."
  myRealistic.label = 'realistic ';
  myPractical.label = 'practice ';
  myScientific.label = 'scientific ';
  mySelfconfident.label = "safe";
  myImaginative.label = "imaginative."
  mySociable.label = "Sociable".
  myStraightforward.label = "direct."
  myUnderstanding.label = "understanding."

  Now, let's apply the style
  created for our labels
  myNonconformist.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myConcreteThinker.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myNaturalWithNumbers.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myAnalytical.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myAssertive.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myIdealistic.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myCareful.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myProblemSolver.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myConscientious.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myCreative.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myPrecise.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myEfficient.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myEnergetic.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myExpressive.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myFriendly.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myPersistent.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myHelpful.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myInnovative.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myInquisitive.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myAccurate.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myEnthusiastic.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myInsightful.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myIntuitive.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myMechanicallyInclined.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myObservant.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myOutgoing.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myPatient.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myPersuasive.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myRealistic.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myPractical.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myScientific.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  mySelfconfident.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myImaginative.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  mySelfconfident.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  mySociable.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myStraightforward.setStyle ("textFormat", format);
  myUnderstanding.setStyle ("textFormat", format);

  Event listeners
  Define waiting for the compiler
  for a click
  myNonconformist.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myConcreteThinker.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myNaturalWithNumbers.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myAnalytical.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myAssertive.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myIdealistic.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myCareful.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myProblemSolver.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myConscientious.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myCreative.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myPrecise.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myEfficient.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myEnergetic.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myExpressive.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myFriendly.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myPersistent.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myHelpful.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myInnovative.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myInquisitive.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myAccurate.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myEnthusiastic.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myInsightful.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myIntuitive.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myMechanicallyInclined.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myObservant.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myOutgoing.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myPatient.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myPersuasive.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myRealistic.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myPractical.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myScientific.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  mySelfconfident.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myImaginative.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  mySelfconfident.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  mySociable.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myStraightforward.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  myUnderstanding.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, whoAmI);
  Note that all lead to the same function.

  It will probably be better for you to do it the hard way and assign labels, values and groups in the programming environment using the settings panel.

• Resize the system checkbox and radio buttons system

  Is it possible to resize the system checkbox and radio buttons system. If we right click on one of them and go to properties, size controls are disabled. I wonder if it's feasible.

  Also I noticed that I could add the new radio buttons to do a right-click and choosing Add new button. Is it possible to achieve this programattically.

  Kind regards

  Austin

  AustinCann wrote:

  Is it possible to resize the system checkbox and radio buttons system. If we right click on one of them and go to properties, size controls are disabled. I wonder if it's feasible.

  As mentioned, system controls cannot be customized, because they depend on the windows theme. However, here are some Boolean values, so all you need to do is use an ordinary Boolean value and import the graphics that you want in the case of true and false. They can easily be made to look like an oversized check box. More details, especially about radio buttons can be found here.

  AustinCann wrote:

  Also I noticed that I could add the new radio buttons to do a right-click and choosing Add new button. Is it possible to achieve this programattically.

  You could probably do it in edit mode programmatically by using scripts. You can't do it at run time.

  To fill a RadioButton with new Boolean values, you can simply drag the new values Boolean inside or even shift-do drag an item to create a copy of it. Don't forget to change the labels to something intuitive.

• Radio buttons and CSS

  Hi all!
  
  I am looking for a way to make a radio button to change the background color of the 'radio' when it is active.
  
  I'm processing to do with CSS, but I can't get what I want.
  
  Here's the way I'm putting.
  

  .radio-button .radio:focused {
      -fx-background-color: red; 

  Option buttons do in stage Builder
  
  You will find simply in other ways, but I could not... Someone help me?
  
  Thank you all

  /* radio.css
     place in same location as RadioCssTest.java and ensure build system copies it to your output directory
  */
  #red-dot .radio-button:selected .dot {
    -fx-background-color: -fx-mark-highlight-color, red;
    -fx-background-insets: 0 0 -1 0, 0;
  }
  
  #red-radio .radio-button:selected .radio {
    -fx-color: red;
  }
  

  import javafx.application.Application;
  import javafx.scene.Scene;
  import javafx.scene.control.RadioButton;
  import javafx.scene.layout.VBox;
  import javafx.stage.Stage;
  
  public class RadioCssTest extends Application {
    public static void main(String[] args) { launch(args); }
    @Override public void start(Stage stage) throws Exception {
      VBox layout = new VBox(10);
      layout.setStyle("-fx-padding: 10; -fx-background-color: cornsilk;");
  
      RadioButton redRadio = new RadioButton("red-radio");
      redRadio.setId("red-radio");
      redRadio.setSelected(true);
      RadioButton redDot = new RadioButton("red-dot");
      redDot.setId("red-dot");
      redDot.setSelected(true);
      RadioButton normalRadio = new RadioButton("normal-radio");
      normalRadio.setSelected(true);
  
      layout.getChildren().addAll(redRadio, redDot, normalRadio);
  
      Scene scene = new Scene(layout);
      scene.getStylesheets().add(getClass().getResource("radio.css").toExternalForm());
      stage.setScene(scene);
      stage.show();
    }
  }
  

• How to make the Radio buttons switch automatically?

  Hello
  
  I have this code, all I want to do is make each JRadioButton be verified every time that the expiry of the timer.
  can you please take a look at my actionPerformed and tell me what I'm missing?
  
  Thank you.
  

  package kash;
  
  import javax.swing.*;
  import java.awt.*;
  import java.awt.event.*;
  import javax.swing.border.BevelBorder;
  import javax.swing.border.Border;
  import javax.swing.border.TitledBorder;
  import org.jvnet.substance.skin.SubstanceRavenLookAndFeel;
  
  public class ModulesInnerPanel extends JPanel implements ActionListener {
      
    protected ButtonGroup appChoserGroup;
    protected JRadioButton payRollRB;
    protected JRadioButton scRb;
    protected JRadioButton cashNbanksRb;
    protected JRadioButton outSourcingRB;
    private JButton enterButton;
    private Timer t;
    
    
      public ModulesInnerPanel() 
     {
       setLayout(null);
       setBackground(Color.RED);
       setOpaque(true);
       //BORDER
       Border bevel = BorderFactory.createBevelBorder(BevelBorder.RAISED);
       Border b = BorderFactory.createTitledBorder
               (bevel, 
                "User's Modules",
               TitledBorder.DEFAULT_JUSTIFICATION,
               TitledBorder.DEFAULT_POSITION,
               new Font("Helvetica", Font.BOLD,  16),
               Color.white);
       setBorder(b);
       //END BORDER
       
       //RADIO BUTTONS
       appChoserGroup = new ButtonGroup();
       
       payRollRB = new JRadioButton();
       payRollRB.setText("Payroll");
       payRollRB.setBackground(Color.DARK_GRAY);
       payRollRB.setForeground(Color.white);
       payRollRB.setSelected(true);
  
       scRb = new JRadioButton();
       scRb.setText("Stock control");
       scRb.setBackground(Color.DARK_GRAY);
       scRb.setForeground(Color.white);
  
       cashNbanksRb = new JRadioButton();
       cashNbanksRb.setText("Cash and Banks");
       cashNbanksRb.setBackground(Color.DARK_GRAY);
       cashNbanksRb.setForeground(Color.white);
  
       outSourcingRB = new JRadioButton();
       outSourcingRB.setText("Outsourcing");
       outSourcingRB.setBackground(Color.DARK_GRAY);
       outSourcingRB.setForeground(Color.white);
  
       enterButton = new JButton("Enter");
       enterButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
       {
           public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
           {
              if (payRollRB.isSelected())
              {
                JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null,"Application under construction", "Info", JOptionPane.INFORMATION_MESSAGE);
              }
              else if (scRb.isSelected())
       JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null,"Application under construction", "Info", JOptionPane.INFORMATION_MESSAGE);
              else if (cashNbanksRb.isSelected())
       JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null,"Not available", "Info", JOptionPane.INFORMATION_MESSAGE);
           }
       });
  
       //adding Radio Buttons to the Radio Button group
       appChoserGroup.add(payRollRB);
       appChoserGroup.add(cashNbanksRb);
       appChoserGroup.add(scRb);
       appChoserGroup.add(outSourcingRB);
       //END RADIO BUTTONS
       
       //SETTING LAYOUT
       Dimension d1 = new Dimension();
       d1 = payRollRB.getPreferredSize();
       
        Dimension d2 = new Dimension();
        d2 = scRb.getPreferredSize();
        
        Dimension d3 = new Dimension();
        d3 = cashNbanksRb.getPreferredSize();
        
        Dimension d4 = new Dimension();
        d4 = outSourcingRB.getPreferredSize();
        
        Dimension d5 = new Dimension();
        d5 = enterButton.getPreferredSize();
        
       payRollRB.setBounds(20, 20, d1.width, d1.height);
       scRb.setBounds(20, 40, d2.width, d2.height);
       cashNbanksRb.setBounds(20 , 60, d3.width, d3.height);
       outSourcingRB.setBounds(20, 80, d4.width, d4.height);
       enterButton.setBounds(20, 150, d5.width, d5.height);
       //END SETTING LAYOUT
       
          //ADDING ITEMS TO THE PANEL
          add(payRollRB);
          add(scRb);
          add(cashNbanksRb);
          add(outSourcingRB);
          add(enterButton);
          
          t = new Timer(500,this);
          t.start();
     }
      
      public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent event)
      {
             
            if (payRollRB.isSelected())
            {
              
              scRb.setSelected(true);
            }
            
          if (scRb.isSelected())
          {
            cashNbanksRb.setSelected(true);
          }
            
          if (cashNbanksRb.isSelected())
          {
            outSourcingRB.setSelected(true);
          }
          
          if (outSourcingRB.isSelected())
          {
            payRollRB.setSelected(true);
           
          }
      } 
  }

  I want the option buttons to change the selection one after the other (...)

  Ok. So, use the block if/then/else, as suggested in my previous answer (I added that, in your NBS and it worked).

  When the user presses enter switching must stop and it should have control over the Group of radio buttons.

  Then, you should stop the timer in this button actionPerformed.

  Kind regards

  J.

• HP Pavilion Elite HPE-180 t CTO: multimedia card reader does not work

  The provided HP 6-in-1 multimedia card on the upper drive before the computer has stopped working. This computer is running the Microsoft 64 - bit Windows 7 home premium, I can't find any information on the card or drive driver on HP or sites in the HP user guides. I had to buy a support external USB, card reader to import photos from the cards. Do you have an idea where to find a driver or how to re - turn on the card reader? He simply stopped communicating. What can be done to make it work again?

  Go back to a restore point is not a viable solution. There are too many updates on this computer because the problem occurred. In addition, returning to a previous restore point does not solve the problem. I continued my research and found the solution on the Microsoft support forum.

  Step 1, uninstall the 'readers' listed under MOBILE DEVICES.

  They all have an error "this device cannot start Code 10".

  Restart the computer.

  Plug a carf Compact Flash and Device Manager reports:

  "WPD filesystem Volume driver does not (code 10)".

  With a card in the reader:
  Select START > > > right click COMPUTER > > > select Manage
  Under STORAGE select DISK MANAGEMENT
  Flash cards will appear in the middle like a FAT Partition window in good health
  Right-click next to the icon
  Select the paths AND the CHANGE of DRIVE LETTER access
  Select Add
  Select the radio button OK (assign a new drive letter or path)

  Windows will automatically assign a new drive letter
  Click OK
  Close computer management

  The computer will recognize the Compact Flash, SD, etc and you can select what you want to do (such as open in the file manager).

  Restart the computer.

  Connect a Compact Flash or SD card.

  The system will recognize the card.

  If it is not the case, repeat the procedure for this type of card management.

  This solution really works.

• VeriStand custom controls

  I'm just starting to use the evaluation copy Veristand to see if it can do what I need it to do.  It seems very customizable, and I tried to create controls in the workspace personalized with Labview.  I would like to make things like radio buttons, lists and menus in the workspace to control my drop-down model.  I have tried everything just by taking one of the digital controls and its replacement by one of the controls mentioned previously, but it gave me an error message saying they were not supported.  It seems that I'd be able to do this using the free label template, but I'm not sure how to do this.  I was able to find an example of a custom indicator (min/max one), but could not find everything related to custom controls.  Are there examples or tutorials, that I could look at?  How could I go for some of these controls of Labview in things that I could use the Veristand workspace?

  -Eric

  Hello Junior, I have some answers for your problem.

  1. I have attached a zip file that contains your renamed control and build a project in it. You should be able to unpack, check the construction features and make sure that the output destination is C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\National Instruments\VeriStand\Display models. Trigger a build on that and you should get EricHettlerSample - Radio.vi and EricHettlerSampleControlSupport.llb in there. Once you have this launch a workspace, you will be able to drop the EricHettlerSample - Radio in the control list control.

  2. for the explanation. I think that when you perform a save as on the example of the min - max you download the Web of LabVIEW cross link on the screws that the llb with that of the vi.lib. Do a save as will not work. What works, it is that you create a project and setup a source distribution to generate the custom control. Here are the steps that I have take based on your attached file:

  1. Rename in windows Explorer, the attached digital indicator - radio.vi to EricHettlerSample - radio.vi
  2. Open LabVIEW convert the .llb you connected to a directory.
  3. Create a new project file.
  4. Radio.vi open EricHettlerSample - under my computer, when LabVIEW invites me to some VI I search in the directory to convert llb. Note that LabVIEW search more files under vi.lib because these are the files that NI VeriStand install labview directory.
  5. Once I added some of the screws, I mass compile the project.
  6. Create a source distribution. Add the EricHettlerSample - radio.vi. Go to setting source file main vi for the folder models and all otherwise go to a folder of llb.
  7. Trigger the build, LabVIEW will do a better job in creating an isolated component which is properly connected.

  In General, you always want to create a project to create a custom, control given that Save As not always worked with the LabVIEW VI link in NI VeriStand.

  To create a completely custom control project base what you do is:

  1. Copy C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\National Instruments\VeriStand\Display Templates\Decoration - free Label.vi in Explorer windows in a directory of your choice.
  2. Make a change of name on VI in Windows Explorer.
  3. Open LabVIEW to create new project add the renamed VI in my computer. This will create an empty project to customize the custom controls.

  I hope this helps, let me know if it still does not for you.

  Also if you still embarrassed by the error messages appears so you will want to clean directory C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\National Instruments\VeriStand\Screens this directory being where NEITHER VeriStand puts all the controls that you drop into the workspace cache. So if you have a control that cannot be loaded remove all screws in this directory should remove the wrong screws.

• 8310 and 8500 Series software

  HI: I have a Blackberry Curve 8310.  I just put Radio XM on my Apple itouch.  It is also compatible with a Blackerry Curve 8500 series (not the 8310).  Is it possible to upgrade the software for the 8500 on the 8310 somehow so I can add the XM radio app?

  John is right.

  Applications such as radio are based OS and to answer you question, you can't add app made for 8500 for the 8310.

  I hope this helps.

• Addition of several option buttons

  Hi guys,.

  I am creating a form in the Muse who has several options (required the user to different videos), but on 2015.1 it seems that I can only add radio buttons 2 and not a list about 8.

  Anyone got any ideas how I can add more buttons radio in my form please?

  Thank you very much

  Charlie

  Select the button group, and then use the Options of Widget user interface to add radio buttons.

  

• How can I add a Radio station to my library or playlist.

  In 12.3.2.35 EARN 8.1 on a HP laptop. I can do whenever I'm listening to a particular station, but I can't understand how to add it permanently in the library or a playlist. A help page for iTunes says I can, but he didn't tell me how to do it.

  You should be able to drag an Internet Radio station to a regular playlist. I don't know about Apple's music radio stations.

  TT2

• Add radio station to a playlist?

  I have an older versions of iTunes radio playlist. I want to add a station to the list of internet stations iTunes. I can't do the sidebar while I put station highlighted to drag in the display list. I can't copy and paste into the playlist.

  Why is iTunes is becoming increasingly more complicated?

  How can I add stations to my playlist?

  OttO

  With the screen iTunes showing all of the available Internet radio stations, select the station you want and start dragging it.  The 'sliding' sidebar playlist on the left side of the iTunes window while dragging the station.  Find your playlist and it lay.  The sidebar slides back out of sight when you drop the station.

  NOTE: This method of sliding side panel also all other views of the library, works when the sidebar of playlist is not already visible.

• How to add radio buttons to the form

  Hello

  I want to add option buttons to the form.

  I wrote the following code:

  Rbg RadioButtonGroup = new RadioButtonGroup();

  RadioButtonField r1 = new RadioButtonField ("first option button");

  RadioButtonField r2 = new RadioButtonField ("second radio button");

  RadioButtonField r3 = new RadioButtonField ("third option button");

  RBG. Add (R1);

  RBG. Add (R2);

  RBG. Add (R3);

  mainScreen. Add (RBG);

  When I run this, I get uncaughException.

  I am doing wrong?

  can someone help me please.

  Thank you

  Maury.

  On the screen, we can add that the fields. RadiButton group will hold all Radiobutton Fields.

   RadioButtonGroup rbg = new RadioButtonGroup();
          RadioButtonField r1 = new RadioButtonField("first radio button");
  
          RadioButtonField r2 = new RadioButtonField("second radio button");
  
          RadioButtonField r3 = new RadioButtonField("third radio button");
          rbg.add(r1);
          rbg.add(r2);
          rbg.add(r3);
          add(r1);
          add(r2);
          add(r3);
  

• How can I add some radio buttons and textbox on the Web

  Hi friends,

  I have a few critical requirements for my application:

  1. There should be a background image.

  2. I need to have 2 radio buttons and a text box. where the user is allowed to give feedback.

  How can I achieve this requiments.

  What ui component I need to use: form or canvas.

  If form, so how can I set the background.

  How can canvas, I add the boxes to option and TextBox.

  can someone suggest me please.

  Thank you

  Maury.

  Thank you very much for your answer.

• Currently can not find out how to add radio buttons to this javascript to make it work on them also.

  I am trying to add radio buttons to the if statement so that they are highlighted when not clicked aswell

  Thank you very much

  var emptyFields = [];

  var completedFields = [];

  for (var i = 0; i < this.numFields; i ++) {}

  var f = this.getField (this.getNthFieldName (i));

  v var = this.getField (this.getNthFieldName (i));

  If (f.type! = "button" & & f.required ") {}

  f.strokeColor = color.black;

  f.fillColor = color.white;

  If ((f.type=="text" & & f.value== "") |) (f.type == "checkbox" & & f.value == "Off"). (v.Value=="")) {

  emptyFields.push (f.name);

  f.strokeColor = color.red;

  f.fillColor = color.white;

  }

  }

  }

  If (emptyFields.length > 0) {}

  App.Alert ("error! You must fill in all the mandatory fields (highlighted in red)");

  }

  Try the following. I removed some superfluous things and formatted for readability.

  var emptyFields = [];

  for (var i = 0; i)< numfields;="" i++)="">

  var f = getField (getNthFieldName (i));

  If (f.type! = "button" & f.required) {}

  f.strokeColor = color.black;

  If)

  (f.type == 'text' & f.valueAsString == "")

  || (f.type == "checkbox" & f.valueAsString == 'Off')

  || (f.type == "radiobutton" & f.valueAsString == 'Off')

  || (f.type == "combobox" && f.valueAsString == "")) {

  emptyFields.push (f.name);

  f.strokeColor = color.red;

  }

  }

  }

  If (emptyFields.length > 0) {}

  App.Alert ("error! You must fill in all the mandatory fields (highlighted in red)");

  }