Calling a Script Object after remove instance index[0]

[#1]

     I have created a LiveCycle document that has a repeatable subform as url linked below. The form will not let me call a Script Object after removing an instance at index[0]. Regardless of the number of instances remaining. I use a script object to show and hide buttons. Adding an instance is not a problem. What to do?

Script on Delete Subform Button (Error):

xfa.form.recalculate(1);

this.resolveNode('fifteenSubform._CorrectiveActionWrapper').removeInstance(this.parent.index);

if (xfa.host.version < 😎 {

}

//deleteing a [0] index seems to create a problem for executing the function in this Script Object

SOremove.fxremove();

https://files.acrobat.com/a/preview/03389d79-9020-45d9-ba4f-fb4cbdc21f77

[#2]

Hi,

What seems to happen when you remove a form object that has code that is currently executing is that it can't find the next line.  You might want to put all your code in the script object.

so in the click event you have;

SOremove.fxremove(this);

Then your script object will start

function fxremove(button) {

    button.resolveNode('fifteenSubform._CorrectiveActionWrapper').removeInstance(button.parent.index);

    if (xfa.host.version < 8) {

        xfa.form.recalculate(1);

    }

    console.println("The SOremove.fxremove fired");

Regards

Bruce

[#3]

Magus069 thanks for your reply. But I don't understand what you mean by adding the "ur removeInstance" to the end of the code. Could you expound or point me to a url that explains this idea?

[#4]

Hi there,

when you work around with instances you should always put ur removeInstance at the end of your code...

Because when you remove an instance the somExpression of the object you are in, doesnt exist anymore, cuz u change the index of the object that fires the event

unless that u remove an instance that is higher than the instance you are actually in.

hope this help