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Welcome to our forum and thank you for sharing this find! It will be quite useful.
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You can also find these instructions now on our site at:http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3019
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This is a very interesting find and will help others. Thank you for sharing this tip. I would consider this a bug in InfoPath 2003. Someone will have to test the behavior in InfoPath 2007 as well.
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Unfortunately this requires code. Fortunately becuase you created 2 different data connections you can write code to sort the data in the data connection you're using for the number dropdown. You will have to put this in your OnLoad or in your onAfterChange event for the first dropdown to be sure it happens after the query has been executed ...
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Welcome to our forum from beautiful Costa Rica!
Could you explain further the issue you're seeing? InfoPath should pick up the setting, though you may need to close all instances of InfoPath or even reboot Windows.
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I did find some information that looks like it will provide your info.
This article describes how to do it in code but of course since it is accessing a web service you should be able to just setup a data connection in InfoPath to the same web ...
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Welcome to our forum TarogStar. I will try to answer both your questions.
Question 1: repeating table calculated value
For this one have you tried to set the default value of the node in question to be your formula? That should set the value properly and will recalc when any of the variables changes including the multiplier. Be sure to leave ...
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I have looked around this site, and found quite a bit of good information, but I have not found the answers to these questions. If it is already answered, a pointer in the right direction is appreciated.
First Question:
I have a repeating table where values are determined by multiplying a number outside the table with a number on the row where ...
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You're welcome. :) Glad I could help out.
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The easiest way to accomplish this is to save the solution as extracted source files. Then run your favorite developer code level search and replace tool to find and replace all instances in the XSL views that you will find in the source folder. Be very careful that the changes are only made to actual labels and not any node names or that might ...