Help fix my form

Question

Hello everyone,
     I have been reading the forms for a couple weeks now and I have learned greatly from them. I have experimented, tried to implement different things on my form and I have in my limited Adobe experience came close to what I am trying to achieve.
     However; I am still having a couple issues and I am asking for help again. I have created my form and have created dynamic fields that duplicate when you choose the "add row" button to my table. It will also delete the added row with the delete row button. This works successfully. After that I have a text field that I have told to allow multiple lines and that works successfully and I will need it to expand to multiple pages if necessary. I think this might work however have not fully tested that feature. The issue I am having is when my table rows are added they cross over the text field just below duplicating table row. I know that the form can be told to push down the fields as rows are added so this will not happen however I just can not seem to figure it out. I am not sure if it is something in my subform settings, hierarchy structure or what.
I have also created a second table at the bottom of the form which I need to add rows on demand also. I used the same java code for that table and row adjusting for the second table name ( ) (Table2._Row1.addinstance(1);) however it is not adding the rows on demand.
I have seen many people post their form on here and others "fix" them and provide helpful guidance. I would like to ask for help with my form and would like to post it so it can be reviewed by any kind person that is willing to help but I do not know how to link my form.
Can anyone help me with my first issue of telling me how to post my form and then possibly help with fixing my form??
Thanks,
Shane

Answer 1

Shane,
You need to configure your subform as Flowed. By doing this when you add rows, it pushes the other fields automatically.
Let's say, for example, that you have in your page a group of textfields then a table and finally another group of fields:
Page 1
textfield1
textfield2
textfield3
table
row1
row2
textfield4
textfield5
You should put all of this in subforms and set up as follows:
Page 1 -> Flowed
Subform1 -> Positioned
textfield1
textfield2
textfield3
table -> Flowed
row1
row2
subform2 -> Positioned
textfield4
textfield5
The subform1 and 2 you can either set as Flowed os leave as Positioned, but have in mind that when you want some field to have dynamic behavior, like grow, you need to set up it parent subform as Flowed. Thus your dynamic fields won't grow up in front of other fields.
This is how I work, if anyone has another idea, please come up
Hope this helps.
Diego