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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I keep getting an error when I try to upload. Here is the basic structure. Summary page is flowed western text. and each element subform is flowed top to bottom.

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I am making a dynamic form and I want my data to appear in two columns. Right now I have a subform container set to flowed and western text. It contains two subforms instructions and tools side by side. Like so:The problem is when the data is sent, the instructions are first so they are in a column ...

Yes, we can manipulate the XML, but I was hoping to be able to add a jpg resource to the XML and be able to always grab it from the same place.  I'm guessing that it isn't possible to add resources like that. We'll go ahead and a add it to the XML.

I am creating a dynamic form that reads in XML. Every once in a while I will get an image in jpg form that can be displayed. Sometimes I will get a video, which obviously cannot be displayed. Instead I would like to have a jpg on hand that I can put in place of the video to show the user that this i...

Setting a maximum doesn't sound right. Maybe I should restate what I want because now I can see how it was confusing.  I want there to be a maximum of 2 instructions per page. The page could have only 1 instruction if it goes beyond half the page. (In fact, an instruction can take up to as many page...

I am creating a form that is reading in a set of instructions from XML. I would like to limit the instructions to 2 per page. Is there a way I can set a minimum height for the subform, so it will at least be 1/2 the page?

This seems like it should be very simple, but it is not. When creating a form I drag a text object onto the form and it is named Text1, if I copy and paste this text object a new text object is created called Text1[1] and the old one is named Text1[0]. Let's say I now want to change the name of the ...