I'm very new at this and this is the first process I've made with any kind of branch. What is a better way to do this?

I figured it out. The canonical name has to be unique.

Perhaps you know the answer to my latest thread http://forums.adobe.com/thread/542898?tstart=0

Thanks for the link. How would I also enable the user at this point.I'm assuming I would call u.setStatus() - What would the parameters be.

Here is the XML  source for that particular fragment. Obviously the that is editible is quite different from the one that is not.Maybe this can help you understand that problem.Editible:<subform x="0mm" y="135.052mm" usehref=".\fragment\LimitedWarrantyStatement.xdp#som($template.#subform.LimitedWarr...

I'm not exactly sure how they created the fragment. I don't see an embed option anywhere after the fragment is created. Do you mean when they right-click and select "create fragment," they must have the "Replace selection with reference to new form fragment" selected?

OK, I have it set up like this now, but the rows are not repeating. It prints out the first row elements and then stops.  Here is my element hierarchy and a sample XML. Any suggestions?<summaryPage><row><instruction><instruction_item>instruction one</instruction_item></instruction><tool><tool_item>t...

The data is variable, so yes, it can go past one page. Is this not possible with a table as well?Could I perhaps make 2 one-column tables? Can a table read in the XML. I've tried, but I couldn't get it to work.

Sorry, I should have been more specific. I am getting the data from XML and it needs to follow the format I showed in the previous image. None of this is user-entered.<summaryPage>     <instructionSummary>          <instruction>               <instruction_item>                </instruction_item>    ...

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