SetFocus wont work after setting presence="invisible"

Question

Hi,
i got a form with a button in it, that should jump to a combobox on another page which is hidden by setting this.presence="invisible" in its initialize event. The code in the click event of the button is the following:
comboBox1.presence="visible";
xfa.host.setFocus("comboBox1");
it does setting the presence to visible, but the setFocus seems to be ignored. When i click the button the second time, it will jump to the specified item.
Same phenomenon the other way round. When a value in the comboBox is chosen, i want the value to be copied to a textfield, set the presence of the combobox to invisible again, and return to the button with another setFocus instruction. To reach this, i did the following in the exit event of the ComboBox:
if(this.rawValue){
    textField1.rawValue = this.rawValue;
    this.presence="invisible";
    xfa.host.setFocus("button1");
the value and the presence got set, but (again) the setFocus instruction seems to be ignored.
it all works fine, if i outcomment the presence assignments. Could somebody tell me the reason why it wont work this way?

Answer 1

Ok, you have some script problems going on. I've attached a new file with them fixed up.
When you are in the Script Editor and want to get the path to another object use the CTRL key and click on the object whose path you are trying to get. Your cursor needs to be in the Script Editor and you need to be able to see the object you are trying to click on. When you hold down the CTRL key and mouse over a valid object it will turn to a "V" - click on the object and the path will be inserted in your script.
So, where you had:
DropdownListe1.presence="visible";
xfa.host.setFocus("DropdownListe1");
It should be:
xfa.resolveNode("#subform[1].DropdownListe1").presence="visible";
xfa.host.setFocus(xfa.resolveNode("#subform[1].DropdownListe1"));
File attached - I moved the second subform to the first page so it was easier to see what was going on.
The code on the dropdown list looks a little odd, but I'm not sure exactly what you're trying to do - seems to work though.