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Matt and all,
I was able to use this technique successfully and would like to say THANKS! and to add a couple of notes and queries.
#1) I changed the permissions on my reader group to allow updating on the list. I did not hear this mentioned here and wondered if it was necessary.
#2) As you may have seen above I had a field called ''Name'' in ...
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Hi,
I have insert a repeating tabel. In my first row I have insert a listbox.
My listbox is connected to my SQL database. When I pick a value from my picklist InfoPath return 2 other values from the database into tow other fields. Everyting works perfect until I add the next row in my repeating tabel.
Next time a pick a new value from my ...
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Salut,
Plusieurs exemple et explication se trouve sur ce ...
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Salut,
Bienvenue sur INFOPATHdev!
quote:Mais est il possible de lire des données d'un fichier en entrée dans une simple zone de texte ????
Non malheureusement pas Infopath ne peut lier que des fichiers xml comme base de données secondaire et pas de fichier text standard.
Pour ta deuxième question je suppose que c'est la même que sur ton ...
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mbenbow!
thanks for the solution!
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I did this but still not work. Somthing else?
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I need this code in VBscript
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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 ...
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Hi,
I have a form that has a repeating section. Inside, there are multiple text fields and one dropdown list. There is a button that allows the user to sort his entries by date. Everything works fine except the dropdown list keeps getting reset to the default value instead of the selected value which means after the user has sorted the list, ...
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XML is stored in UTF-8 or UTF-16. The InfoPath default is UTF-8. UTF stands for Unicode Text Format. The difference between UTF-8 and UTF-16 is the default character length. In UTF-8, it's multi-byte; in UTF-16, all characters are two bytes, i.e. 16 bits.
Saying it's ASCII doesn't mean much. It's ANSI for Codepage 0, which is what English uses ...