Hi,
I am having trouble getting nested subforms to "flow" correctly, without the content of the top subform expanding on top of the content for the second subform. Here's my situation:
I have a document saved in "dynamic format" that has 1 page, PageA, whose Content property is set to "Positioned".
On the page are 2 subforms, SubformQ & SubformR. These both have the subform Content property set to "Positioned". A 3rd subform, SubformB, is wrapped around SubformQ & SubformR. SubformB has the Content property set to "Flowed". SubformQ & SubformR are the same dimensions, and are aligned with SubformQ directly above SubformR.
Inside SubformQ are 2 fields - FieldX & TableY. Table Y is dynamic, and has the Row Min Count set to 2. In design mode only the header and 1 row; there is a button to add more rows dynamically when the form is compiled.
SubformR has 2 fields - FieldL & FieldM.
Here's the structure:
PageA - Positioned
SubformB - Flowed
SubformQ - Positioned
FieldX
Dynamic TableY + AddRowButton
SubformR - Positioned
FieldL
FieldM
My problem is that SubformQ keeps overlapping SubformR when the file is compiled. The "flow" isn't right. There are 2 situations in which this happens:
1) When the file is displayed in "Preview", TableY shows 2 rows which correspond to the value I set with Min Count. Unfortunately, this extra row does not push SubformR down like I want, it overlays SubformR.
2) When the "Add Row" button is hit for TableY, a new row is dynamically added. But this row once again further covers SubformR rather than dynamically pushing SubformR down the page.
Help! I don't know what I am doing wrong. Thanks.
Jeff
