Re: Expanding tables and populating new rows dynamically from other areas of the form

Hi Steve,

Thanks for your reply.

The form at the moment has Table One - 36 rows with statements in first column and then yes, no and n/a check boxes….. on each row either the yes or the no checkbox is highlighted.

Depending on whether the user checks the highlighted answer or not depends on whether the text statement in column one is to be transferred to the column one in the

new expanding table.  So if the user checks say all no’s for their answer , there might only be 10 statements out of the 36 that need to go down to the new expanding table.

My problem is that I have now referenced the new row with a static number and I need to know how to count the new rows and put the reference in if all 36 are not used.

eg:

Table one static with fixed amount of rows (36)

Column 1                                  Column 2                      col 3         col 4

statement 1                                       N/A                        Yes         No

statement 2                                       N/A                        Yes         No

statement 3                                       N/A                        Yes         No

I want the statements only from the highlighted answers – so if the user selected yes, yes, yes  - the statement in row two is not needed but I have numbered my  rows

,   etc and at the moment it puts a new blank row in for statement 2 .

Code on check box for statement number 3

if (this.rawValue == "1") {

this.resolveNode("PageFive.ActionTableSub.Table7.Row1").instanceManager.addInstance();

  this.resolveNode("PageFive.ActionTableSub.Table7.Row1[2].Risk").rawValue = "Is the reception area visible to fellow employees?";

}

The RED reference code is what I need help with – I want it to be a count??  reference so that it is not putting/referencing 36 rows….

I hope this makes sense!

Thank you so much for your help (you are obviously in the US??)  I am in Australia and am seeing your replies in the mornings when I come in to work.

Cheers

Jane

Jane Maddison

Graphic Designer/Publications Officer

Communications and Community Engagement Unit