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Hey, I just wanted to say thank you for taking the time to post this! I'm sure others will find it helpful, and I appreciate that you are willing to share this information with the community.
Have a great day!
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For lack of other info, I have to assume you are using code for this? Simply add to your code to also submit the other repeating sections....
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Hi:
Which of the source files are you referring to? Is this in an xsl?
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That error was why I suggested changing the default view of the form. Did you read the script for the IP 2003 sample?
XDocument.ViewInfos("View 1").IsDefault = true;
Change "View 1" for the name of the view you want to use.....
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How is the versioning set on the template? Do you get any error when you try to open?
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I'm not sure if this will help, but here is a link to a blog post on showing the count of child items for a folder: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/onlineservicessharepoint/thread/90759383-051f-43cd-8764-d39fd8985955
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Hi -- why won't InfoPath insert data directly into your tables? What is the error you get when you try? Is it because the data structure is too complex?
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You may be able to do this working with the source files... but it can be tricky. Make backups of your forms first.
My thought would be, if the data sources of the two forms is exactly the same, I'd pick one form and add a new view to it. Then I'd save both forms as source files. I'd copy the contents of the original form's ...
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Not to my knowledge. What would you like to have happen? You could have a single field with custom validation on it, wherein if any of the previously "cannot be blank" items are blank, this new field is invalid. Then base some logic around it for showing or hiding a message to your user....
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Hi, maybe a little more info on what is not working the way you think it should? Are you currently using code to save the values from your repeating section to a SharePoint list? What is going wrong?