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You can use two dots at any point in your reference syntax
to search for objects that are a part of any subcontainer of the
current container object, such as a subform.
You can use the ‘..’ (double period) syntax with JavaScript if
it used with the
resolveNode
method.
Example
The
expression
Subform_Page..Subform2
means
locate the node
Subform_Page
(as
usual) and find a descendant of
Subform_Page
called
Subform2
.
Using
the example tree above,
Subform_Page..TextField2
is
equivalent to
Subform_Page.Subform1[0].Subform3.TextField2[0]
because
TextField2[0]
is
in the first
Subform1
node
that FormCalc encounters on its search. As a second example,
Subform_Page..Subform3[*]
returns
all four
TextField2
objects.
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