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Hi jonboy05,
Hope my understanding is right.
Your first view contains a repeating table containing multiple rows.And each row contains a button.So on clicking the button in row1, u should be able to modify the row1 details in another view.
U can use code to achieve this.
Follow the following steps.
1)On the onclick event of the row1 button,use a ...
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You help me a lot
Thank you
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Hi Raoul, check out this post for more info:
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=260&SearchTerms=confirm,dialog
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mbenbow,
Thanks for sharing this. This will be very useful to many people.
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Sounds like an issue. For a workaround, use the round() function:
round(value*100)/100
the 100 gives you two decimal places. For three, you would use 1000, and so on.
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What attribute are you trying to set?
Better way to set the attribute value is:
attrAllDefects = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(''/my:TestCaseDocument/my:TestExecutionSummary/my:AllDefects/@my:attributeToSet'');
attrAllDefects.text = allDefectIDs;
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Hi, sead,
If you don't mind, please post your solution here in case anyone else runs into the same issue.
Thanks.
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Ahh - that would be a nice feature, wouldn't it. I've occasionally wanted something like that.
Unfortunately, InfoPath has no way of knowing whether a field is really not being used. It could be used in a view (that would be easy to figure out), or in code (much harder) or in rules, or conditional formatting, or filters, or possibly even a ...
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Hi Dean -- you still posting in the newbie section?? :o)
Sorry - for this type of formatting, there is no easy way to ''copy/paste'' from one control to multiple others.
See my Format Paitner article for a few more details.