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I haven't tested the first two items you listed, but InfoPath 2007 will have the third!
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I have also run into this problem spudy. The problem arises in the occurence that when you programatically ''add rows'' and there are no rows that are actually added. Then the blank row is deleted (which is usually fine) but no rows are added back in! Next time you try to make a clone, it's not there to do it with!
One way to get around this ...
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This sounds like the perfect situation for a 10 column 1 row layout table!
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Hi Don Corleone,
This is kind of tricky to do sometimes, but I suggest taking a look at our Active Directory Webservice:http://www.infopathdev.com/webstore/detail.aspx?itemid=18
With this web service you can obtain the current user's name and a lot of other information as well without writing a single line of code!
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Hello Don Corleone and welcome to the forum!
Could you give a little bit more infomation about what is happening here? What does the code inside the OnAfterChange do? Do you receive an error message or does it just not behave according to plan?
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Hi tazzmann and welcome to the forum!
This is a popular question! The easiest way to do this is with a rule on the drop-down list. The rule on the drop-down will determine which value was selected and perform the ''Set field's value'' action on the appropriate fields throughout the form.
There is another way to do this with a secondary data ...
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To modify the data connection without having to revisit the drop-downs click ''Modify'' on the Data Connections wizard instead of ''Remove'' and then ''Add''. After clicking modify, browse to your updated XML file and add it. You might notice that when InfoPath copies the XML doc into the solution it might append a number to the end of the ...
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You should be able to setup 2 secondary data sources, one to query and one to submit. I would recommend this over trying to create seperate forms that communicate between each other.
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If you have similar data, it is usually a good idea to use multiple views within one form. Is there any reason you cannot do it this way?
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Hi Rajasekar,
IE does this because of the processing-instruction that InfoPath places at the top of each XML file. If you open up one of the XML files in notepad you will see a tag that looks like this:
<?mso-infoPathSolution
solutionVersion=''1.0.0.502'' productVersion=''11.0.6565'' PIVersion=''1.0.0.0'' ...