Show / Hide Multiple Fields

To answer your question, no.

But you might consider using JavaScript. If your fields follow a hierarchical naming scheme, you can use a single line of code to show/hide a series of fields. For example, suppose you have a series of fields named "text1.0", "text1.1", "text1.2", ..."text1.9". You could hide all ten fields by doing:

// Hide the text1 fields
getField("text1").display = display.hidden;


Or you can show all ten fields:

// Show the text1 fields
getField("text1").display = display.visible;


To set up a button to toggle the visibility of such a series of fields:

if (getField("Text1.0").display === display.hidden) {
getField("Text1").display = display.visible;
} else {
getField("Text1").display = display.hidden;
}


If you don't want to change your field names you can use a series of statements:

// Hide these fields
getField("text1").display = display.hidden;
getField("text2").display = display.hidden;
getField("text3").display = display.hidden;
getField("text4").display = display.hidden;
getField("text5").display = display.hidden;


or set up a loop if the fields names allow:

for (var i = 1; i < 6; i++) {
getField("text" + i).display = display.hidden;
}


or use an array of field names:

// Create an array of field names
var field_array = ["firstname", "lastname", "address"];

// Loop through field names in array and set fields to hidden
for (var i = 0; i < field_array.length; i +=1) {
getField(field_array[i]).display = display.hidden;
}


As you can see, there are a number of approaches you can take, and you can make it easier by using particular field naming schemes.


George

Thank you for your very quick reply George. It is appreciated. Your solution has possibilities for my situation. I will explore this further.
Again - thank you.
Norbert