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Hi,
Here is an example of a single button that when clicked gives a pop-up menu where the user can select where they want to go. http://assure.ly/h4sIcQ.
Another example shows how you can build dynamic tables with Tables or Subforms (Table 6). http://assure.ly/gk8Q7a.
- You can use xfa.host.currentPage method or the xfa.host.setFocus() method on an object in the 4th section. See the help and examples.
- Again either of the two methods will work.
- Your form will need to be saved as a Dynamic XML Form. They layout for section 4 will need to be set to Flowed and you will need Add and Delete buttons. See these examples here: http://assure.ly/eSGQMt (Flowed/Positioned) and http://assure.ly/e2jR0C (expanding objects in flowed subforms).
- You would wrap all of the fields for one family member into a subform and then using the instanceManager (and +/- buttons) you would allow the user to create a new instance of the subform.
- If the subform is called my_sub_form_4, then each instance of this subform has its own instance number, using a zero based system. So my_sub_form_4[0], my_sub_form_4[1], my_sub_form_4[2], ... my_sub_form_4[n]. Data is stored in each field in its own subform.
Hope that helps,
Niall