on 07-01-2009 12:21 PM
Dear All
I am developing an adobe form which conatins a table alongwith other screen/ form elements.
This table is bound to a data node and contains only two columns. Number of rows will be determined at run time.
Each cell of the table will contain three rows seperated by a space in between them. Please refer to the diagram below for more understanding.
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Yes | ABC |
No | PQR |
Not Known | XYZ |
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I have no idea how to achieve this. Can anyone help?
Regards
Vineet Vikram
Hi Vineet,
I think you can achive it by putting another table into the Cell. If you don't want border for this, right clicl on cell and choose pelettes ->Border and make each side NONE.
Sachin
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Hi,
i designed a table that has two header rows displaying on all pages. there is no problem.
but i want to hide the second header row on first page.
how can i do this? somebody help me please.
thanks in advance.
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If your question is really focused on the design of the form, it should really be posted in the Adobe Forums Forum and not in the Web Dynpro ABAP one.
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Hi,
Here are the steps how you can do it.
1. Create a table.
2. In the Library palette, click the Standard category and drag the Table object into a cell in the main table.
Note: If you selected Donu2019t Show This Again in the Insert Table dialog box, when you select the Table object from the Library palette, LiveCycle Designer automatically inserts a table with the same number of columns and rows that you inserted the last time you used the Insert Table dialog box.
3. In the Insert Table dialog box, enter the number of columns and rows. You can enter a maximum of 20 columns and 50 rows. You can add more columns and rows after the table is created by using the Insert commands on the Table menu.
4. To add a header row, select Include Header Row In Table.
5. To add a footer row, select the Include Footer Row In Table.
6. Click OK.
Regards
Runal
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