named destinations

I'm trying to declare named destinations within my PDF form and use a

comboBox to allow the user to go directly to the desired section.

It seems that it should be simple-

But I'm having some unexpected, difficult to find how do.

I have a combo Box with my predefined destinations listed and which works very well-

What I don't know, and the difficulty of finding is:

1. How can I create destinations named inside the PDF? and

2. How can I get the form to move to the appropriate destination?

As always, any help is appreciated.

Thank you

You can use the setFocus() function to access an object in your form.

This script will set the focus on a textfield named "Textfield22" for example.

xfa.host.setFocus (xfa.resolveNode ("Form1. #subform. Textfield22'))

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