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Re: Different dropdown listbox choices for every column in a repeating table

Hi – the workaround mentioned in this blog post: Implementing Cascading Dropdowns in Forms Server might be able to help in your scenario. It also includes a ready-to-deploy form template as well as source code. For your other question, it is indeed possible. In your example, add both the radio button...

Posted to Controls (Forum) by Mel Balsamo on 02-03-2010
Implementing Cascading Dropdowns in Forms Server

The InfoPath Team Blog has a great article on how to implement cascading dropdowns in InfoPath Forms Server (IPFS) without writing code: http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2006/10/12/cascading-dropdowns-in-browser-forms.aspx . Unfortunately, this approach does not work in repeating context for the...

Posted to David Airapetyan (Weblog) by davidair on 08-23-2007
Create a Repeating Cascading List from a Hierarchical Data Source

It is common to need two or more list boxes where the choices in one are dependant on the value of another. This is known as a cascading list. A cascade can occur with as few as two levels up to any number of levels. Some common scenarios which require cascading lists are: Location: State / City Vehicle...

Posted to Greg Collins (Weblog) by Greg Collins on 07-14-2005
Create a Repeating Cascading List from a Flat Data Source

It is common to need two or more list boxes where the choices in one are dependant on the value of another. This is known as a cascading list. A cascade can occur with as few as two levels up to any number of levels. Some common scenarios which require cascading lists are: Location: State / City Vehicle...

Posted to Greg Collins (Weblog) by Greg Collins on 07-14-2005
Create a Cascading List from a Hierarchical Data Source

It is common to need two or more list boxes where the choices in one are dependant on the value of another. This is known as a cascading list. A cascade can occur with as few as two levels up to any number of levels. Some common scenarios which require cascading lists are: Location: State / City Vehicle...

Posted to Greg Collins (Weblog) by Greg Collins on 07-06-2005
Create a Cascading List from a Flat Data Source

It is common to need two or more list boxes where the choices in one are dependant on the value of another. This is known as a cascading list. A cascade can occur with as few as two levels up to any number of levels. Some common scenarios which require cascading lists are: Location: State / City Vehicle...

Posted to Greg Collins (Weblog) by Greg Collins on 07-06-2005

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Re: Different dropdown listbox choices for every column in a repeating table

Implementing Cascading Dropdowns in Forms Server

Create a Repeating Cascading List from a Hierarchical Data Source

Create a Repeating Cascading List from a Flat Data Source

Create a Cascading List from a Hierarchical Data Source

Create a Cascading List from a Flat Data Source