I have created a form with recurring subforms. When additional subforms are added with the click of the "add" button it creates a new page rather than just move the remainder of the text down the page to make room for the additional subforms. Is there a way to fix this?
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Can you share your form? Or at least share the code in the click event of the button. There could be a number of reasons including the script, positioned/flowed subforms and the paginations settings.
Niall
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Sounds like a design problem of the form.
The form structure should look like this.
form1
master page
body page (floating top to bottom - allow page breaks)
subform1 (positioned - recurring - allow page breaks)
subform2 (positioned - for the remainder)
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Thanks so much. The repeating subform is on page 3. I have been working with the older versions of Livecycle and this is my first repeating subform. Any help you can give would be appreciated.
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Hi,
Here are some examples of repeating subforms.
https://acrobat.com/#d=tIpEHFadQtSOefZkU9EBfQ
https://acrobat.com/#d=a9ZE9MPvgEVYjsiIwbU47Q
https://acrobat.com/#d=RZ1lzX23*u7L4N9rtWCYPQ
If you have a look at the structure in the hierarchy, how the page is set to flowed and the pagination settings. Also have a look at the script in the click event of the buttons. Please note that the underscore (_) in front of the name of the repeating object, is shorthand for instanceManager.
Paul Guerette is giving an online Tech Talk on the 30 November on dynamic forms. It will be a good one to attend - details here: http://acrobatusers.com/events/49326/tech-talk-developing-flowable-form-content
Niall
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