InfoPath Dev

I have this issue with hiding repeating sections. If I have a repeating section, I can hide the whole section using the ''Display - Conditional Formating''. However, if I specify the ''Show insert button and hint text:'' it wont hide this with the rest of the section. I have business rules where certain sections are hidden and should not be ...

Thanks for your reply, and I have seen that post and tried it with success. However, I still would like to be able to do the entire lot in VBScript, somthing like the VB code button1.enabled = false etc etc. Cheers,

Hi all, Now before anyone says this, I know that buttons can be dissabled by InfoPath GUI, but the problem is: I have 15 buttons (menus actually) which opens views when clicked on them (15 menu buttons for 15 views). Now I need to dissable certain buttons depending on a value in the form, so if value = 1 buttons 2, 5, 7 and 11 are dissabled ...

I have done the sort in SQL which solved the problem. Many thanks. Carlos

Hi all, I have a form (based on SQL 2000) which has fields from a table and also another repeating section within that repeating section. Below is what SQL is looks like: Project - Project_ID, Person_ID, etc Person table - Person_ID, Project_ID, name, role_id, RL_ID, other fields Related_Project table - RP_ID, ...

Thanks Matt, all too easy! Should of picked that up before hand, but for some reason I had it as a complicated solution in my mind! Cheers,

Hi all, I have a form (SQL based) with many views, one form which has a repeating table with unique id numbers (the identity value from sql). With each repeating section, I have a button that takes you to another view that I want to use to modify that single record. How can I pass that unitque id number for a particular repeating section to ...

Heres a newsgroup post for this topic: From the microsoft.public.infopath newsgroup http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=18725): ''It is not possible to bind a rich-text box to a field from a database. This is because InfoPath uses XHTML to store formatted text. There is no datatype in a database that matches XHTML. If you were to ...

Found a similar thread on here: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=106&SearchTerms=simple,text,rich,text Is this still the case where RTF does not gel with SQL?

Yes, its not a secondary source, its the main source. I click on the data source field, go to properties and see the data type greyed out. I dont understand why this would be dissabled?