A second panel is not really necessary. Toggling the height works on
other components within the same panel. 


Don Kerr
Flight Director Office
Mission Operations
NASA JSC-DA8
281.483.0386

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Thanks Don,

I did something like this but I didn't want to make a separate panel but
I think to move forward I will try this again. 

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 Not exactly sure what you're asking, but if you have space reserved for
a component, that is not visible (and it leaves the white space), I set
the height=0 initially, then when the button is clicked, I set the
height of the component to a number.  This eliminates the reserved space
until you need it.

        <cfformitem type="script">
      function hidePanel(){
                        mypanel.visible = false;
                        mycomponent.height = 0;
      }
        function showPanel(){
                        mypanel.visible = true;
                        mycomponent.height = 100;
      }
        </cfformitem>

Don


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Good morning everyone,

Has anyone done this sort of thing and could you please advise me in
this problem I'm having?

Ok here is my problem; I am using CFFORMS formatted in flash. In the
form I have some set information that the user needs to add but if they
need to add additional information (same as what they just entered) I
want to do an "add another" checkbox. Now I can hack my through it but
it doesn't look good, for some reason flash reserves the space in the
panel and it can take up quite amount of space. Has anyone seen this
problem and could you please advice.

Ernie Pena
UT MD Anderson Cancer Center.
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