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Thanks for the help!
Chip
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Fixed this by getting rid of the main connection with the database and creating my own submit. That way I could specify my fields into whatever repeating table I wanted. Holla!
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Fixed with a for loop and a sql delete statement. Thanks though!
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Thank you very much. That helped. I had to change it a bit but I finally got it to work. Thanks!
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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,
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This isn't a very common scenario, but an interesting one nevertheless.
Take a look at this HowTo:http://www.infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=1fe635d7e2cd4c478b7a1eea929153ea
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I have a time sheet form and on the form there is a date that is picked with a date picker control. I also have a ddl that is populated with the pay periods based on the date picked. Currently I update a table in a Access database, deleting the old and adding the new pay periods based on the new date. This works fine for testing the form and ...
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I don't think InfoPath documents have this kind of information. The reason I say this is because when I right-click on a Word or Excel document and go to Properties there are two tabs with all of this extra information, whereas with InfoPath XML documents, I see no such thing.
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I have a repeating table with a drop down box inside. The drop down box is connected to a secondary datasource (XML file) which populates it. This fills the drop down box with Projects. I would like to be able to not select the same project twice. So when the user adds another row, the previous drop down selection will not show up in the next ...
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Yah I spoke with Greg about this and got the solution.
Unfortunately Infopath does not have a filter for the field entry when setting a Fields Value via a rule. So with a repeating field like the CAML it sets all of them instead of letting you specify each field. So what you have to do it set the field like you would but then extract the form ...