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Hello,
This is a very simple one to do. Just export the files and open the schema.xsd. Change minoccurs to 10 from 0.
<xsd:complexType>
<xsd:sequence>
<xsd:element ref=''my:group2'' minOccurs=''10'' maxOccurs=''unbounded''/>
</xsd:sequence>
</xsd:complexType>
Where my:group2 is your repeating table.
I ...
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Is there a simple way to preserve html formatting when passing a value using the DOM?
optionContent = thisXDocument.DOM.getElementsByTagName(''option4'')[0].text
Whenever I use the statement above, any font formatting, such as bolding, italisizing, and underlining, is stripped away and lost.
The formatting is there however in the XML, which I ...
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Hi,
Here is an article that might help to answer your question:http://blogs.msdn.com/asanto/archive/2004/05/18/133796.aspx
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Hey guys, does anyone know where or if InfoPath caches forms on the local computer of the person that is filling out a form? My problem is, is that some users are getting version conflicts with an updated form and some aren't. My guess is that for some reason InfoPath is using the old version (even if you tell it to use the new one). Any ideas?
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This has been driving me crazy for ages!
many thanks SamDahl!
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Close to finishing this project now, just one or two little tweeks needed.
My user has made a request that when the form is opened, they would like it if the repeating table started with about 10 blank rows rather than just one.
Does anyone know if this can be done. Would appreciate all suggestions.
j4ckson25
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Excellent, just needs some formatting on it and it'll look great, cheers for that!
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Scenario:
I have two ip forms A and B, in A form i have a id field and a repeating table with n items.
<ID>1</ID>
<RT>
<Requierements>X</Requierements>
<Requierements>Y</Requierements>
</RT>
In form B i have a field id(Combobox) with reference to the ID from the form A(Secondary ...
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Sorry but that link has the same (simplified) instructions you gave already which is what i have tried before I posted here
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quote:Originally posted by Matt Faus
Yes, you should be able to do this with a simple XSL statement. Assuming your schema looks like this:
Group
--LineItem (repeating)
----CreditCard
----Amount
Your calculated field will be this:
sum( LineItem/Amount[../CreditCard = ''no''] )
To do this in the Designer,
1. double-click the field that you wish ...