This newbie needs help in advanced techniques. The form has two main areas that users must complete; a subform titled HeaderSubform where the user selects an Area (drop down menu field), enters a Campus Goal (expandable text field) and the Objective to meet the goal (another expandable text field). The second part is TableSubform, a nested subform under the HeaderSubform. It is a flowable table where the users enters numerous actions to meet the goal's objective. An Add button in the table row adds more rows to the table as needed. The table can span multiple pages. In my mind I call these two subforms the "area". Below the table I have an Add New Goal button that when clicked adds a new "area", the HeaderSubform and the nested TableSubform, so the user can select another area, then add the new goal, objective and table. Right now all of this works perfectly but it has one problem.
Problem: Let's say the user begins on page 1. As additional rows are added to the table the table could end near the bottom of page 2. When the Add New Goal button is clicked a new second "area" is inserted but the Area drop down menu and the Goal field could be on page 2 and the Objective field and new table could be on page 3. Basically I need the new "area", to always begin on a new page each time the Add New Goal button is clicked.
A picture of the Heirarchy is attached but in general this is how it is set up:
Heirarchy:
(untitled Subform) (page 1) (Flowed, allow page breaks)
CampusNameSubform (this is another problem I will submit)
Campus (text field)
HeaderSubform (Flowed, allow page breaks, Repeat subform, Min count=1)
Area (drop down menu)
Goal (text field)
Objective (text field)
TableSubform (Allow page breaks)
HeaderRow
Row1
AddDelButtonSubform
Button1
Button2
AddGoalButtonSubform (Flowed, allow page breaks)
Button3
I am extremely grateful for your help. Of course I need this ASAP. TIA!
Jan
