Hi Brian,If you are very new to it, I would suggest doing these tutorials at the link below. It helped me immensely when I started out. It might also help you to understand my solution without me having to go into extra details.Adobe LiveCycle ES4 * About the Quick Start Tutorials There are a number...

Glad to help Muhmad.

Hi Mumad,If i am understanding you correctly, you dont want a new row created unless if has been filled in.I created a table with header row and one repeated row (Row1). I also have a button to create a new row. To make this work, you use the instance count and a switch. The switch code does need to...

I dont know if there is an easier way, but I would just store the user data in global variables and just write switch code to copy to the new subforms.

ES2 works fine on Windows 10 for me and I upgraded from Windows 7.

Did you click it? It worked for me. Only when clicking the dropDownList did it show the arrow, you can select a different item and then it was made readOnly again. The arrow wont show when hovering over it.

Hi,Instead of readOnly use protected. This will disable all functions of the button and also exclude it from being focussed on when using the TAB key.this.access = "protected";

You will need to reference the row instance you want to copy to.I wrote up some information here which will point you in the right direction.

Sorry, it was part of CS6 in my office, so i dont have a link.

I use Lifecycle ES2 in Windows 10 and it works fine.