Hi,Dealing with repeating subforms is very similar/the same as dealing with repeating rows. Have a look at the amended example here: http://assure.ly/rwvJxM. There is a dropdown added to the last Table (Table 6), which uses subforms. Have a close look at the script in the preOpen event of the dropdo...

No problem! The script in the layout:ready event will give a number for each row and will update as rows are added and deleted. Great! Because the rows are repeating, which item number are you trying to access? If we take a situation where the table is called Table1 and the repeating row is called R...

Hi Johnny, If you open the form in Acrobat (not Reader or any third party viewer), then you can test to see if the form is Reader Enabled. Open the form in Acrobat.Open the JavaScript Console (Control+J). Paste this into the console and hit Control+Enter to run it: appRightsValidate({}, 2, true);If ...

Hi Johnny,Have a look at this post http://assure.ly/hd4jFh, which discusses some of the issues of opening XFA forms in Apple Preview and third party viewers. If you have users that open the form in Apple, I would recommend a note in the form to advise the user to make sure that the form is opened in...

I am not familar with the SAP environment, but one thing to check. Is the form being opened in an Apple Mac environment OR in Windows? If it is Mac OS, then there is a potential that the form is actually being opened in Apple Preview program and NOT in Adobe Reader for Mac. In this case, the form is...

Hi, The File > Properties > Security tab may say that the user can fill out form fields, but that is different from the ability to save data in Reader. If the form is NOT Reader enabled, then users with Reader will NOT be able to save the data that they input. If you want users with Reader to be abl...

Hi, The issue is that you have not Reader Enabled the form. This means that while the form can be opened in Adobe Reader, the data inputted is not saved. You will see a summary of the options for deploying a form here, together with the functionality that is either available or not available, depend...

You can upload your form to a file sharing site, like Acrobat.com and then share the published URL here. N.

Hi,They are two different programs. AcrobatThis can be used to generate native PDFs from other document types. In addition you can create forms that are called AcroForms. These retain most of the functionality that is in Acrobat, like commenting. The form IS a PDF. Acrobat is avialable for Windows a...

You are welcome Cathy.I have removed the form and you can edit your post above to remove the original link.Niall