You could just do (in formcalc):T_Activities.R_Activity[$.parent.parent.parent.index].instanceManager.addInstance()

you can see from the error message that your subform is called page5506 with a small 'p' but you have used a 'P' in the code

Under Object > Binding for the row you want to repeat you have to make sure you have 'Repeat Row for Each Data Item' checked

it looks like you have written 'Page5506' with a capital 'p'. It is case sensitive so try putting it back to a lowercase letter.

Well the exact code will depend on what you have called your pages (subforms) but to do the above make sure you have the script editor showing (under the Window menu - or Ctrl + Shift + F5 on a PC). FormCalc is the language (there is a dropdown on the right side of the script editor). On the left si...

Click on the subform in the hierarchy. Under Object >Subform unclick "Allow Page Breaks within Content".

there are a few ways to do it depending on how you have set the form up. You could put the code in the exit event of the dropdown list or in the layoutReady event of the radio buttons. The logic is the same - basically you use the "presence" (whether it is visible or hidden) to decide whether the "n...

try this:if (RadioQ2.rawValue=="2"){Q2.validate.nullTest = "error";}else {Q2.validate.nullTest = "disabled";}

In the exit event of the dropdown, in formcalc, put something like:var teams = $.rawValuevar counter = 1while (counter < teams) doSubform2.instanceManager.addInstance()counter = counter + 1endwhilethis assumes you already have 1 version of the subform. If you are starting with none make the while co...

just put in the exit event of the textfield (in formcalc):if ($.isNull == 0) then$.border.edge.presence = "visible"else $.border.edge.presence = "hidden"endif