Set Focus

The script displays a response box for entering the password. Is the input on the response box the field you are talking about? JavaScript has no control over the UI on the popup boxes.

The problem is the Password parameter. If it is not included in the parameter list then the focus goes to the input box instead of the OK button. I think this is a bug. The dialog should have the same initial behavior regardless of what arguments are used.

Thom Parker
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Hi Thomp,
Is it possible to give me a help with this?
I use this script on click event in a button to make visible a subform(form1.Only)

Thanks for your help

There's nothing wrong with your script. The problem is in the Response Box. Try changing the line where it is called to this:

var CheckPW = xfa.host.response("Password required", "Comments", "", 0);