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 (11 items) 1 2 Next > Re: How to force click "Check names" in a contact selector control I am all set. The missing piece was to simply add a rule to the resource_title field, as follows: Condition: if DisplayName is blank Set field value (resource_title) to an empty string ------------------ Hilary, special thanks to you for your invaluable guidance. Posted to Controls (Forum) by nailbiter on 09-11-2008 Re: How to force click "Check names" in a contact selector control Hello again. Got sidetracked for a while and now I am back with this. Per some changes below, this was the only way I could correctly autopopulate job titles in the repeating table in my browser-enabled form. The one annoying behavior remaining is that with each row insert MY job title gets prepopulated (it then gets ... Posted to Controls (Forum) by nailbiter on 09-10-2008 Re: How to force click "Check names" in a contact selector control Hilary, thank you for your suggestions. I will give them a try and report back later. Posted to Controls (Forum) by nailbiter on 08-15-2008 Re: How to force click "Check names" in a contact selector control Thanks, Hilary, but no luck once again. I wish someone would answer some or all of the questions I posted yesterday (further up). And if someone here has actually accomplished what I am trying to do, I need to hear a clear solution instead of vague suggestions. Please. Posted to Controls (Forum) by nailbiter on 08-13-2008 Re: How to force click "Check names" in a contact selector control My level of frustration is now beyond what is acceptable. I have changed my handler object and code to the following and still no results (that is, I can auto-populate my job_title textbox for the first row but not for subsequent rows). This in a browser-enabled form.public void InternalStartup() ... Posted to Controls (Forum) by nailbiter on 08-12-2008 Re: How to force click "Check names" in a contact selector control To distinguish which row I am using, can I do something like.... XPathNavigator mainsource = e.Site; mainsource.MoveToParent(); ??? Then do the rest of the value assignations. I tried this approach without success. So, how do I distinguish rows in a repeating table scenario? Thanks. Posted to Controls (Forum) by nailbiter on 08-12-2008 Re: How to force click "Check names" in a contact selector control GetUserProfileByName is a property associated with the MOSS out of the box userprofileservice web service. I established it as receive data. Anyway, maybe part of my problem is in the way I declared the primary source xpathnavigator object? Posted to Controls (Forum) by nailbiter on 08-12-2008 Re: Text boxes in repeating sections are not populating correctly I just posted this inquiry to a different thread in this forum (http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/8156/31383.aspx#31383) but thought I'd post it here as well... I am at a loss. Is it really just my xpaths that are faulty or is it also the type of event handler I am declaring/working on? Well, all that and faulty ... Posted to Code (Forum) by nailbiter on 08-12-2008 Re: How to force click "Check names" in a contact selector control I am at a loss. Is it really just my xpaths that are faulty or is it also the type of event handler I am declaring/working on? Well, all that and faulty coding? Let me ask, will a changed event trigger each time a new row is added to a repeating table? Or do I need a different handler? Morever, is the handler ... Posted to Controls (Forum) by nailbiter on 08-12-2008 Re: How to force click "Check names" in a contact selector control Thanks for the suggestion. Did you have to add a button and buttonclick logic to do so? Would you mind sharing your code? Appreciate it. Posted to Controls (Forum) by nailbiter on 08-07-2008 Page 1 of 2 (11 items) 1 2 Next > Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.