I don't know if this is the right way of doing it, but I found a way that work. I ended up manipulating the first empty row by calling the RemoveInstance(0) at the end, outside of the for loop, after I iterate through and added all the data into the table. That seems to work. Once again, thanks for ...

Thanks Bruce! You're so thorough. Thanks for the advice. The code works, but it just doesn't work very well with whatever the setting I'm having right now on the form. I don't know if it has to do with ES4 or not, but Min Count is set to 1 as a default. When I change it to 0, the table doesn't repea...

Hi Bruce:I appreciate your follow up! This code looks a lot cleaner!!! (yeah, some how my brackets were taken out when I copy/paste the code in here).I have a couple more questions relate to table manipulation, if you don't mind. Otherwise, I can start a new post.It looks like there is an extra row ...

Looks like I can get to the data like this:for each (var category in responseXML.Template.Category)     for each (var product in category.Product)         var description = product.Description;        xfa.resolveNode("Table.Repeat["+i+"].Description").rawValue = description.toString();        var la...

Hello Bruce:Thanks for the suggestion. I'm able to get to the content that I need using double loop for cases that have more than one Product in a Category. Now I'm trying to add the content in a dynamic table with the following code. However, the data populated in is all empty. Please advise. Did I...

I'm calling a webservice that returns a string in XML format as follow:<TemplateList> <Template>  <ID>0</ID>  <Category>   <Name>Mine now</Name>   <Product>    <ID>0</ID>    <Description>INSOLE HEEL CUP BLUE STAR JR. </Description>    <HDMSProductId>227</HDMSProductId>    <LawsonId>216156</LawsonId>...