Yes, I wanted to point out that the data structure of your form was (unecessarily?) complex ... but you absolutely can achieve the same thing with repeatable tables. In your form you would go with something likevar sTargetNew = "cardssubform.Table1[" + nNewCardIndex + "]";this.resolveNode(sTargetNew...
I played a bit with your form. since it does not look like you are using the features of a table, I just moved the fields into a repeatable field. anyway, I hope this is what you intended. The way to repopulate the new Card is to copy the fields’ value from the “clicked” instance into the new instan...
Hello @islandgirl23 I think you need to be more clear on what you try to achieve.What's for sure is that the form will not "create" tables. it can show a table, or add an occurrence of a repeating subform that would include a table... things like that. Here is a scenario:the form includes a first ta...
You need to specify the instance's index of the repeating subform to target. so if the action is triggered by an event linked to a cell in the same row as the field to be reset,you could do something like this:// determine the index of the targeted instance of the repeating formvar TargetIndex = thi...
I am not sure why this wasn't working for you.I was able to put textfields in the header of a flowed subform set to Western text and when hiding one, the others would squeeze to the left. I used the resolveNode script with the full SOM and it worked fine. e.g. xfa.resolveNode("Form1.#pageSet.PageAre...
Not sure I understand the question correctly. I would go in the XML Source tab and search (Ctrl + F) for <font typeface="Arial"/> (or any subpart of it).
Try this:sum(subOriginalDivisionCost.tblOriginalDOC.Row10.totalFedFunds, subAmendment[*].tbleAmendment.Row10.totalFedFunds) (I replaced the "+" by a ",", and removed the "[*]" from non-repeatable items).It seems to be working on my side.