Hi Paul,
I was looking to add an a group of items (few fields) dynamically by the end user upon clicking add and came accross one of your earlier posts that had exactly what I was looking for. Can you help me unserdstand how to do that? I am attaching your copy for reference of what I am asking for and a sample of mine (in mine, I want to add the whole set of information in insertion #1 and recusrsively add as many as needed by the user). Your help would be much appreciated, thanks!
Vijay
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Hi,
To be able add set of fields it is better to wrap it in subform as I did in attachment. Also your form has to be dynamic and flowable.
Main script which adds is
subform.instanceManager.addInstance();
Modifyed form attached.
BR,
Paul Butenko
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Hi,
To be able add set of fields it is better to wrap it in subform as I did in attachment. Also your form has to be dynamic and flowable.
Main script which adds is
subform.instanceManager.addInstance();
Modifyed form attached.
BR,
Paul Butenko
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Hi Paul,
This works perfectly as I wanted to, but can you help me understand how you did that? All I could see is that you have added main.insertion.instanceManager.addInstance(); to the "Add button" I did the same to a different form but couldn't make the changes I needed. Can you please give me step by step instructions for the same or point me to where I can find that info? Sorry if I am being a novice and asking very basic questions.
Also, can you help me add a delete button to the added instances so the user can delete if they created one by mistake.
Thanks,
Vijay
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Hi,
1) I made main subform flowed
2) Enabled repeat date fo each item for insertion subform
3) Form prewiev - interactive
4) And saved form as dynamic
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To delete instance first you should define index of subform like - this.index.
Then main.isertion.removeInstance(this.index).
Play around it.
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