Thanks again Varma….
These questions all started because I was trying to get away from the form generating a blank “last page”. I had one subform with the pagination set to “On After” = Go to next page. When the user would add a project, the next “blank” form would go to the top of the next page but I would still end up with a blank page (it had the headers that were added to the master page).
I had done a fair amount of “exploring prior to asking the question. I had copied the subform and renamed the second subform to (example form_2). In the pagination tap I turned on Repeat Subform set the “Min count to 1. The first subform (example form_1), I turn off the Repeat Subform. The problem I was having was, when I click on the button “Add Project” I was getting the following error:
“ReferenceError: form2_subform is not defined
1:XFA:form1[0]:#pageSet[0]:Page1[0]:Table5[0]:Row1[0]:Button1[0]:click ”
I was asking the question to determine if I had started the whole thing wrong by coping the subform.
Once I received your answer I now knew it was something else I was not doing correctly. After some playing around I put the “Add Project” button on the bottom of the Master Page and everything seemed to work correctly. I admit, I could have changed other things (without thinking about it).
The last (I hope) thing I would like to do is have is the user to start out with 1 subform showning when they first open the form. I have explored different options under the pagination tab.
Setting the “Min Count to 0 – This would give me the subform is not defined error
Setting the “Min Count to 1 and the Initial Count to 0. Same subform not defined error
