(APOLOGIES IF THIS POST EXIST SOMEWHERE ELSE!)
When building an employee status change form in IP, I added in an "employee search" functionality tied back to an XML file which is updated frequently from AD. Some search options are "Employee ID", "Employee First Name", "Employee Last Name", "Manager First Name" and "Manager Last Name". The first view is the form itself and the second view is the employee search tool...
I'm just playing around with the functionality now and used a repeating table to return my search results. The idea is that if you search by employee name "Frank", all the Frank's in our organization appear in the repeating table below. If you click an "Update" button the left of the row for the employee you're attempting to run a status change on, it populates all of the employee data back into the first view of the form.
So, all of that works just fine. However, if I type in "Frank", I'm only getting one value when I know there are multiple values. Is a repeating table not the control to use in this instance? I remember a few years back someone mentioning I need to add filters in, but I'm not sure if that is what's restricting my table from showing multiple values (i.e., Frank Jones, Frank Smith, Frank Anderson, etc.).
Any help you IP experts can provide, I'd greatly appreciate it!!!
