2016 Mar 04 1:00 PM
Hi Friends,
I have five tables that i have to display one below another, so i have created five tables on Adobeform.
Now the issue is as the records increases each table should push each other table dynamically(This is not happenening).
but each table is getting overlapped, so how do i avoid this.
Regards,
Siva
2016 Mar 04 1:10 PM
Make sure your (sub-)forms have a flowed layout instead of a fixed one.
Hi Friends,
I have five tables that i have to display one below another, so i have created five tables on Adobeform.
Now the issue is as the records increases each table should push each other table dynamically(This is not happenening).
but each table is getting overlapped, so how do i avoid this.
Regards,
Siva
2016 Mar 04 1:10 PM
Make sure your (sub-)forms have a flowed layout instead of a fixed one.
2016 Mar 04 3:24 PM
Hi Pratrick,
Thanks for your reply, as per your reply i have made subform of page to flow now the tables are getting pushed down and not overlapping.
but when i make the subform as flowed all the tables are getting squeezed as i have maintained atleast one space between tables which is required as per look and feel. but the alignments are
lost and all the elements are aligned to left.
So how to prevent from this to happen.
Regards,
Siva
2016 Mar 04 3:51 PM
I'd try to make the general sub-form flowed (the one that contains all the tables). And then create a separate sub-form per table in fixed format.
2016 Mar 05 11:38 AM
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