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Greg,
I have all of my fields defined in InfoPath like you mentioned above. This does show the fields in the SharePoint library for that form. However, I want to submit the form to a different library within SharePoint. The second library does not show the fields - it only has default SharePoint fields or any fields tied to the InfoPath form ...
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Set conditional formatting on the table to hide the row if ''position() != last()''.
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quote:Originally posted by BonsaiGuy
Thanks Matt for the welcome. I don't understand what you mean by 'binding the conditional formatting'? Do you have any basic examples handy you can show me? I did a little bit of searching around and can't quite yet find an article that has addressed my specific issue.
Thanks in advance for all your ...
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Glad to help out. Its just a matter of keeping your languages straight.
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Hi, what Matt is trying to say is this:
1. Create a simple .xml file which has a field that you will use to decide whether a field in your Main DOM is visible or not.
2. Create a data connection to this .xml file in your form template.
3. Set conditional formatting on your field in your view to check whether this secondary data source (2DS) field ...
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OH MY GOSH!!!! IT WORKED!!! I owe you a few beers!!
Seriously...thank you thank you thank you...I've been working on this for 2 days straight...
Dave
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I have created a form with many different fields in their own repeating space. What I need to do is have only the latest repeat of the field be visible on the form. Is there way to do this?
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Hi, I believe you are referring to the ''horizontal ellipsis'' (in the English language) character (i.e. #x2026;) ''…'' as opposed to ''...''
This is a feature of Word, and InfoPath uses the Word settings. You must turn this off in Word.
This feature bugs me too and I've turned it off already. I can't seem to locate it in my Word options, so I ...
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I don't think you can create the field in SharePoint -- you must do it in InfoPath:
1. Choose Form Options from the Tools menu.
2. In the Form Options dialog box, select the Form Library Columns tab.
3. Add the fields that you want to show up in SharePoint.
4. Click OK.
5. Publish.
Now try again... when you save an InfoPath form, the library ...
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The fact that the fields were present (whether you filled them out or not) is likely the reason why the row was added in the database.
Repeating tables can have zero rows. I would venture a guess that if you removed that blank row in your InfoPath table before submitting that a new row would NOT appear in your database table.
If this is the ...