Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 1 of 2 (14 items) 1 2 Next > Re: How to use SQL Server stored procedures in repeating tebles/sections for INSERT's, DELETE's, etc.? Thanks for the references. I took a look at them, but may hold attempting this. We're getting a C# programmer; so maybe he can help. I'm going to finish up on the rest of the tables that have data that will need to be inserted, etc. At the end of the week, even if I'm not finished, I'll let the users start ... Posted to SQL Database Integration (Forum) by Francis on 10-28-2009 Re: How to use SQL Server stored procedures in repeating tebles/sections for INSERT's, DELETE's, etc.? Moving the Delete button to the opposite side is a great suggestion. I'm using IP 2007, and it's being published to a SharePoint site and doesn't need to be browser compatible. Every employee has MS Office 2007 with InfoPath. Can a script or coding be used alondside rules? Is there any standard script/code that ... Posted to SQL Database Integration (Forum) by Francis on 10-27-2009 Re: How to use SQL Server stored procedures in repeating tebles/sections for INSERT's, DELETE's, etc.? I apologize for taking so long to reply for your help. We had some big issues on our SQL Servers, and I wasn't able to work on this. Also, I got sidetracked on other assignments. After a few "Gotchas", I was able to get the buttons for inserting, updating and deleting rows to work -- so a huge THANK YOU!! I even ... Posted to SQL Database Integration (Forum) by Francis on 10-22-2009 How to use SQL Server stored procedures in repeating tebles/sections for INSERT's, DELETE's, etc.? I have a form in which I connect to a SQL Server 2005 database using a SQL Server endpoint as the web service (it's not a .NET web service). I'm using stored procedures with input parameters for SELECT's, UPDATE's, INSERT's and DELETE's. The stored procedures for the SELECT's work fine -- I use them in ... Posted to SQL Database Integration (Forum) by Francis on 09-17-2009 Re: Can the width of a field and heading in a repeating table be shrunk to 0 or be made invisible? Thanks for the tip, Hilary. I tried to enter text directly without quotes, and it wouldn't let me. Posted to General (Forum) by Francis on 08-27-2009 Re: Can the width of a field and heading in a repeating table be shrunk to 0 or be made invisible? I experimented with your suggestion of using a single column with several expression boxes with borders, and it works. It'll take a bit more time to adjust widths, heights, etc., but it's very doable. I had to create new fields for every column header with the header name as the default value, and used these fields in the ... Posted to General (Forum) by Francis on 08-27-2009 Re: Can the width of a field and heading in a repeating table be shrunk to 0 or be made invisible? Since the users are used to seeing the Currency field in a particular position, I'll try the second suggestion. If that doesn't work, I'll just use my idea of 2 repeating tables -- apparently that doesn't cause any problems. Posted to General (Forum) by Francis on 08-27-2009 Re: Can the width of a field and heading in a repeating table be shrunk to 0 or be made invisible? Hilary, I did as you suggested, and created the repeating section and a layout table for the header. I placed a drop-down list box for the currency, and an expression box for "Currency" in one of the cells for the header. I then added conditional formatting for both. Everything looked pretty good; both appeared when they ... Posted to General (Forum) by Francis on 08-26-2009 Re: Can the width of a field and heading in a repeating table be shrunk to 0 or be made invisible? Currently I'm using 2 repeating tables with the field in one of them manually shrunk as much as possible. I then use conditional formatting to hide one or the other. This doesn't create any problems? I'm creating this form based on an MS Access form that has a datasheet in it -- several columns and several rows (I'm ... Posted to General (Forum) by Francis on 08-26-2009 Re: Can the width of a field and heading in a repeating table be shrunk to 0 or be made invisible? InfoPath wouldn't let me replace the column title with a text box. I then changed the repeating table property so that the header wouldn't show, and then applied conditional formatting on the drop-down list box. The header didn't show, but the space for the "Currency" field was still there, only minus ... Posted to General (Forum) by Francis on 08-25-2009 Page 1 of 2 (14 items) 1 2 Next > Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.