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I would like to have a button that is outside a repeating table that will delete a specific row if a checkbox is checked. 

I know how to do this if the button is in the same row of the repeating table, but i want to delete it if the button is not within the repeating table.  A button outside outside the repeating table.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

i hope you are using code for this one.

through code loop through your repeating section and check for the value of checkbox, the node for which checkbox is selected delete that. you will need to make sure that the previous node now points to the node that is after the deleted node.

I am.  This is what i have thus far. The problem is, after it deletes the current node the loop stops; it doesn't continue on to the next node (probably because I deleted a row and now it's confused or something).  How do you "make sure that the previous node now points to the node that is after the deleted node"?  Here's my code.... please help!

string SubmitID = table.Current.SelectSingleNode("@SubmitID", NamespaceManager).Value;

string chkbox = table.Current.SelectSingleNode("@CHKBOX_SELECTION", NamespaceManager).Value;

XPathNavigator DelRow = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SUBMIT_TABLE[" + SubmitID + "]", NamespaceManager);

else

 You need to place the rows you want to remove in an array and remove them after the loop is finished.  Otherwise, the loop will stop prematurely.

can you show me an example?

I am a little unsure on how to do that.

 Adding items to an array and iterating through them is a fairly elementary matter and if your coding expertise isn't up to that level, I would caution against trying to use code in your form as it may become a maintenance liability later on.

 Here at Qdabra we try to discourage using custom code in forms (including in our own internal forms) because of the troubleshooting and maintenance requirements it brings.  That's why we developed qRules.

With qRules, you can accomplish this task with a single, simple command:

 Delete /xpath=/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SUBMIT_TABLE[@CHKBOX_SELECTION = 1]

 I would suggest downloading the trial version and giving it a spin.