After Save, Populated Table Rows Are Hidden

[DKinsley]

I have a Livecycle form that connects to a MS Access database. Everything works as expected except for one issue. If I have more one table row unhidden and save the form, when I reopen it, all rows except the first row are hidden again. I verify the rows are visible when I save the form. Close it and when reopened, all but the first row are hidden again.

When the form originally opens blank, it connects to the database and there is only one row visible. The other 12 rows are hidden. I have a custom button that makes an additional row visible each time it is clicked. I can't find any script that is causing these rows to be hidden or invisible. Could the database script below be causing this? If I shut it off the problem stops only I don't know ow to fix it!

Form1.Subform1.EmployeeNo::exit - (JavaScript, client)
//HEADER SECTION
//Reset DB to first Record
//Walk thru all records to find highest file ID number
/*
var nMaxID =0;
//Reset DB to first record
var oDB = xfa.sourceSet.DataConnection1;
try{
oDB.first();
}
catch(e){
oDB.open();
oDB.first();
}
//walk thru all records to find latest file ID
while(!oDB.isEOF()){
if(xfa.record.DataConnection1.FileName.value > nMaxID)
  nMaxID = Number(xfa.record.DataConnection1.FileName.value);
oDB.next();
}
if((Subform1.FileName.rawValue ==null && Subform1.FileName.rawValue !="")){
 Subform1.FileName.rawValue = nMaxID + 1;
    oDB.addNew();
 Hide1.FileName1.rawValue = FileName.rawValue;
 oDB.update();
 Subform11.FileName.rawValue = Subform1.FileName.formattedValue;
 this.resolveNode("OrderDate").rawValue = util.printd("yyyy-mm-dd", new Date());
}
else {
 Subform1.FileName.rawValue = Subform1.FileName.rawValue;
}

[jasotastic81 · Accepted solution]

Could you add a doc::ready event that displays the rows if they have something inside?

var stopPlayingHideAndSeek = xfa.resolveNodes(tblStuff.Row1[*]);

for (var i = 0; i<stopPlayingHideAndSeek.length; i++) if (!stopPlayingHideAndSeek.item(i).tfFirstColumn.isNull) stopPlayingHideAndSeek.item(i).presence = "visible";

edit: fixed code typos

[DKinsley]

Yes! Thank you so much!