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Perfect! I did not know that was there...Still learning it seems...hehe
Thanks again!
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If you extract your form files (File menu) you can manually modify the XSL for your views.
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Multiple views are supported (since the initial release). You can use buttons or code to navigate between the views, or the View menu works too.
You will always have a template. The template is just the design of the form and description of the initial state when a user first opens it. Think of it this way, you have a ''design mode'' and an ...
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It sounds like you are asking why the first row of a repeating section is being displayed by default. This is because that data is present in your XML when you start your form. You can go to Tools | Default Values and tell InfoPath you don't want a default row inserted.
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Need to place a Section around that row (i.e. need to break up your layout table). Then add the conditional formatting on the Section.
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I have put a recursive section on my page and it will work great. Unfortunately it seems that it will always display the second section as well as the first.
What I would like to happen is:
1. I run the app and only the first section shows and there is a link to add the recursive section under it.
I don't understand why it auto shows the ...
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I am trying to map a an xml form to an Excel Spreadsheet. I will have multiple forms with the same fields, different users and want each one to enter as a new row. I think the appending button is what I need to do this in XML properties, however, it is not active where it will let me change the command. Any ideas or suggestions.
Thanks in ...
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I think the moderators should make a new forum for things that tweak people while using InfoPath.
For instance, today, I was using a scrolling section for the first time and it was driving me nuts. In Design mode, this is not user friendly at all. Clicking off the scroll bar and clicking back on resulted in the scroll bar automatically going to ...
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What is the comparable method for retreiving the selected row of a repeating table in C# using the InfoPath 2007 Managed Object Model? I've been racking my brains, and finally come to the realization that you can't just change a few words here or there and have it work.
Thanks,
JSmith
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Nevermind. Solved it already. Here is what I did for the rest of you.
1. I set a rule on the ''Start Button'' named ''Click''
2. I then created an action on the ''Click'' rule to set the vaule of the Textbox field to ''now()''
2. I then created a second action on the ''Click'' rulet o set the value of the Textbox to ''substring-after(txtStart, ...