For anyone needing the same thing, I found exactly what I needed:http://www.truetechtroubleshooting.com/2012/02/advanced-expanding-tables-and-script.htmlThe hardest part of getting it working was figuring out how many parent levels I needed to add since I have a heavily layered form.

I tried to do a rowcount and then set the target row at rowcount+1, but then I couldn't figure out how to send the text to the target row.//count rowsvar numberOfRows = form1.sfApp6.tableApp6A.Row1.instanceManager.count;//add rowthis.resolveNode('form1.sfApp6.tableApp6A._Row1').addInstance(1);//Set targetvar targetRow = numberofRows+1;

Hopefully you've figured out a workaround by now, but if not, did you try going into the XML and manually changing that reference back to form1.JustAfield?

AI is a vector format, and LiveCycle can only handle raster formats. You'll need to convert your ai file to bmp (which will likely be huge), jpg, png, gif or tif. I would play with your options in Illustrator to see which file type will give you the smallest overall file size, and then make sure that you have it set to the exact size you'll need so you aren't taking up extra file space. You can resize within LiveCycle, but that leaves you with either a distorted image (if you need it to appear b...

I get what you're saying. Unfortunately, this solution won't help me because there's a 1∞many relationship - the entries in the first table are unique, but in subsequent tables, the individual data entries may be used once, multiple times, or not at all.Is there perhaps a way to funnel the data from table 1 into a variable I can then pull into the individual dropdown lists on a one-off basis?

I've actually gotten a little further with things, and was able to create a function, then call the function to fill the dropdown list in multiple instances: function populateddSpecies(){// get the numbers of rows in both tables.var srcRow = form1.sfVARAPage1.sfA2toT.tableA3.Row1;var srcRowCount = srcRow.instanceManager.count;var destRow = form1.sfVARAPage1.sfA2toT.tableH1.Row1;var destRowCount = destRow.instanceManager.count;// cycle through the dropdown in each of the destination rows and empty their list.for (var j=0; j < destRowCount; j++) {xfa.resolveNode("form1.sfVARAPage1.sfA2toT.tableH1.Row1[ " + j + "].ddSpecies").clearItems();// Now fill the drop down on the current destination row with each of the values in the source row.for (var i=0; i < srcRowCount; i++) {var fieldValue = xfa.resolveNode("form1.sfVARAPage1.sfA2toT.tableA3.Row1[" + i + "].tfA3species").rawValue;xfa.resolveNode("form1.sfVARAPage1.sfA2toT.tableH1.Row1[ " + j + "].ddSpecies").addItem(fieldValue);}}}I still can't set it to be a global data object without destroying the function because the script is specific to one line in one table. I've tried creating a separate variable to feed the data into, then calling up the second variable in all of the needed tables, but haven't hit the right coding yet. At least I feel like I'm a little close...

I had to work with this a bit, and as far as I can tell a major issue was that one of my subforms was named sfA2-T and it didn't like the dash. There was also the issue that the < converts to the HTML coding, but it seemed to work around that problem.So I got the text entries to populate the 1st instance of the dropdown list using this coding: form1.sfVARAPage1.sfA2toT.tableH1.Row1.ddSpecies.clearItems(); // It will clear the existing list var countRow = form1.sfVARAPage1.sfA2toT.tableA3.Row1.instanceManager.count; // count no.of rows for( var i = 0; i &lt; countRow; i++) { var currentItemVal = xfa.resolveNode("form1.sfVARAPage1.sfA2toT.tableA3.Row1["+i+"].tfA3species").rawValue; if(currentItemVal != null) { form1.sfVARAPage1.sfA2toT.tableH1.Row1.ddSpecies.addItem(currentItemVal); // add the item in the dropdown.} else {}} As you mentioned, however, this is a repeated field throughout the document, so once it's set, it can't be static. The correct choices from the dropdown...

I wondered if you ever found an answer to this question. This is exactly what I need to accomplish as well but I have yet to find a way to do it.

I very much appreciate your suggestion.I've tried this in the exit event of the dropdown, the exit event of the table row, the initialize and click events of the dropdown and am still not having any luck.I adapted the code as follows:form1.VARAPage1.sfC2d-U.tableH1.Row1.ddSpecies.clearItems();// It will clear the existing listvar countRow = form1.VARAPage1.sfA2-C2c.tableA3.Row1.instanceManager.count; // count no.of rowsfor( var i = 0; i < countRow; i++) {var currentItemVal = xfa.resolveNode("for...