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Rows in a Dynamic table disappear after edge of the page.

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Hi I have a dynamic table with two buttons : 'add row' and 'delete row' I have two problems:

1. is it possible to add more than 1 row at the time?

2. How to make my document to add new page when the rows reached the edge of the content area?

I have attache my doc

Thanks a lot

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You can only add one instance at a time but you can call the addInstance method numerous times to achieve the same thing.

Make sure that your table container is set to flowed and that your overlow conditions are set to continue on the next page (also I noticed that your table subform did not have the allow pagebreaks checkbox set).

Paul

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You can only add one instance at a time but you can call the addInstance method numerous times to achieve the same thing.

Make sure that your table container is set to flowed and that your overlow conditions are set to continue on the next page (also I noticed that your table subform did not have the allow pagebreaks checkbox set).

Paul

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Actually it is possible to add more than one row at a time - sort of. You'd need to create a "table" yourself using text fields and simply wrap how ever many rows you'd like to add at a time in a subform. You then set your add instance button to duplicate the subform rather than a single table row. The appearance to the user is an addition of 2, 3, 4, etc. rows at a time.

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Thank you all for your advice I've managed to get it working ok.

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