Add dynamic Row to Table with new access property

[Nikhil2219]

Hello All,

I have a scenario where:

1. I have a Table with Rows with readOnly property.

2. I want to add a new Row to the table dynamically, and that new Row should be writeable.

3.I have added the the following line in the click event of the button which adds a new row.

form1.Table1.Row1.access="";

But in the output the Row gets added which is not writeable.

If we add

form1.Table1.access = "";

then, new Row gets added but it changes the access of the whole table to writeable.

I want to change the access of the newly added row only and not the existing rows.

How can we do it?

Thanks and Regards,

Nikhil

[Jono_Moore]

The syntax is access = "open";

[Nikhil2219]

Hi Jono,

Thanks for the reply.

When I use access="open" on a button click, the newly added  row does not change  from readOnly to Open.

I want to change the access of the row which is getting added dynamically. .

How can we make this happen?

Thanks and Regards

Nikhil

[Vjay_Reddy · Accepted solution]

Hi Nikhil,

Please refer below script it would help you...

You need to insert below script on the click event of the button...

form1.Page1.Table1.Row3.instanceManager.addInstance (true);

var countVal = (form1.Page1.Table1.Row3.instanceManager.count - 1);

xfa.resolveNode("form1.Page1.Table1.Row3["+countVal+"].TextField1").access = "open";

xfa.resolveNode("form1.Page1.Table1.Row3["+countVal+"].TextField2").access = "open";

xfa.resolveNode("form1.Page1.Table1.Row3["+countVal+"].TextField3").access = "open";

This is how my table looks.

If it doesnt work please let me know vl share the file.

Thanks

Vijay

[Nikhil2219]

Hi Vijay,

Thanks for your reply.

I tried the script, but the new row which is added is still readOnly.

I want the new row to be of Open access.

Could we share the file.

Thanks and Regards

Nikhil

[Vjay_Reddy]

Hi Nikhil,

You can refer the below link to get the file.

https://workspaces.acrobat.com/?d=cWTCSf-1jWzReb0wvzPpaw

Thanks

Vjay

[Nikhil2219]

Hi Vijay,

Thanks a lot for the correct answer.

Thanks and Regards,

Nikhil Joshi