on 01-07-2009 9:58 AM
Hi experts!!
In my form i have a table with two lines per data item for example the table i want the table to be:
boldheader rowbold
bold1,1 1,2bold
bold1,3 1,4bold
I have also wrapped the table in a subform, and marked the checkbox "Repeat Row for each data item".
Instead i get :
1,1 1,2
2,1 2,2
1,3 1,4
2,3 2,4
How can i display two rows per item ???
Thank you in advance!!!
If there are two lines in a single row for a table (I.e if there are 14 columns, How to be adjusted).
There are two possible ways of doing.
1) a) Create a SubForm
b) Create a Table (If you create a table there will be Header Row and Body Row)
c) Delete the Body Row and instead of it create a SubForm with name Body Row
d) Now you have one Header Row and SubForm as BodyRow.
e) SubForm BodyRow again create two SubForms with names Row1, Row2.
f) Now make the SubFormBodyRow as Flow layout and repeat the SubForm(Since if you make this then the child nodes (Row1 & Row2) will inherit the properties of the parent node (SubForm-BodyRow).
g) Now you can have two rows in one lineitem.
2) The second possible way is showing it in a Dynamic ToolTip.
Lets say you have a table inside a table then you can show it in a Dynamic ToolTip when you place the cursor in a Student Id you will get Student Data.
Hope it solves.
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Hi Sankar!
thank you for your answer!
You solved the problem!
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Iria,
Have a look [here|http://saptechnical.com/Tutorials/AdobeForms/Nestedtables/page1.htm] and see if it helps.
Also do a search for Nested tables in the Adobe LiveCycle Designer Help section within the Designer.
Chintan
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