You can set the mandatory property via script.   //Make field mandatory textfield.mandatory = "error"; // Make field optional textfield.mandatory = "disabled";  

Cells are nothing else than fields. Just select a cell and set its binding to global. Give every cell an individual name such as Cell1_1, Cell1_2, Cell1_3 for those in the first row, Cell2_1, Cell2_2, Cell2_3 in the second row and so on …    Use the same names for the cells in the other table.

Every field and subform has a binding property which can be set under the binding tab of the object pallette.It can be none, name, global or a reference to a data node defined by a XML scheme (XSD).     The binding tells the PDF viewer how to handle the entered data. Fields with the same name and a...

The simplest way is to set all fields in those subforms to a global binding and use the same namings for fields, that should show the same data.

What's the problem? You just have to to the same steps for ssfs as for dated.   var cInput = xfa.host.response("Enter number of rows you want to add:", "Add rows", "1", false), oRow = this.parent.parent, nIndex = oRow.index, cDate = oRow.dated.rawValue, cSsfs = oRow.ssfs.rawValue; n = pa...

Should work this way. For me it does.   var cInput = xfa.host.response("Enter number of rows you want to add:", "Add rows", "1", false), oRow = this.parent.parent, nIndex = oRow.index, cDate = oRow.dated.rawValue; n = parseInt(cInput, 10) > 0 ? parseInt(cInput, 10) : 1, i = 0; if (cInput !== nu...

Looks like you've nested a subform or table in a row that contains the button. In that case the relative reference to the rows etc. are not correct. Please share your form or the at least a screenshot of the hierachry of the table and it's cells.

Hi,   you only need a few additional steps to accomplish this. Added rows can easily be moved by moveInstance().   var cInput = xfa.host.response("Enter number of rows you want to add:", "Add rows", "1", false), nIndex = this.parent.index, cDate = Date.rawValue, n = parseInt(cInput, 10) > 0 ? par...

I would split the string and then use a loop to create a new one.   var aInput = addresstest.rawValue.split(/\s*\/\s*/g), cOutput = ""; if (aInput.length > 0) { // process all items in the array except the last one. for (var i = 0; i < aInput.length - 1; i += 1) { // add a line ...

I guess this script work as you want. However I didn't fully test it. if (_Row1.count > 1) { var nRows = _Row1.count, nIndex = this.parent.index, // Get index of current table row, outgoing from the button. The SOMexpression might be different in your form! This one works for a button put directly ...