You can do using the table row's Instance Manager object.
Using the Instance Manager, you can add an instance of a table row and get back the new instance as an object which you can then use to access its cells.
In your request, you indicated that you'd like to have a text field and a button. When you click on the button, the value from the text field is used to add a new row to a table. I'm assuming that the rows in the table are text fields and that the new rows get their text field cell set to the text field's value.
On the button's Click event, you simply need the following JavaScript:
// add new row and set object
var oNewRow = Table1.
_Row1.addInstance(true);
// set the row's text field's value to the source text field's value
oNewRow.TextFieldCell.rawValue = SourceTextField.rawValue;
Notice the use of the special
_Row1 object. This is the Instance Manager for the table row named
Row1.
I've attached a sample form which demonstrates this script.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Stefan
Adobe Systems
