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 ...

It looks like you've been merging and splitting rows, which can throw the cell count off.  If at all possible, it's best to add and delete columns instead of merging and splitting rows.The quickest thing to do in this case is to start over with a new table.  It doesn't look like you have tons of inf...

I have a table that is a summary of other choices made throughout the document.  For specific check boxes in the form, there is a defined phrase that needs to be sent to a new row in the summary table.The general idea is that for checkbox:form1.sfMain.sfContent.tableC2.Row1.cbC2b6if (this.rawValue =...

Such a simple error.  Thank you!

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 t...

In Table1, Row1 is a repeatable row with an autonumber field and add/delete buttons.  When you click "add" there is another row added to Table1 AND Table2, with the same autonumber.  When you click "delete" I need it to delete the same relative row in both tables.So if the delete button for Table1.R...

What field are you adding the calculate event to?  Is the total field inside the same table as the rows you're counting?I double-checked my code (that works in Acrobat and Reader), and I have quite a few calculate fields.  The only scripting I used for any of it was that tiny bit - table_name.row_na...

You need to use Sum in the calculate event of the total field.<calculate>                        <script>Sum(Table1.Row1[*].items[*])</script>                     </calculate>That's it.  It cycles through the rows every time you leave the items field and recalculates.