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Column width cannot be changed. One solution is maybe to use sections instead of tables, this way you can set height and width to be auto
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I'm sorry maybe i don't understand the problem fully but it seems to me that you can use Optional sections. This way who ever does not want to enter data for certain areas can just delete that section. If they want to add information into those specific sections they would just insert it back.
Let us know if you are actually looking for something ...
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Yes you should be able to do the same in InfoPath also. It depends on your database. Just create a SQL query data connection using the SQL command that returns all 7 days of data. Now drag drop all the data fields into the view. When you preview you should be able to see the data for all 7 days.
Shanthi
InfoPath Dev India
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We haven't seen corruption issue by just using InfoPath usually. They normally happen when we edit the manifest.xsf manually.
One other option if you have lot of changes that you don't want to lose is to uncab the xsn file. There are tools available to do this. Once you have uncabbed the xsn you can change the manifest.xsf appropriately and ...
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Hello
Have you tried using preceding-sibling to get the value of the previous node and use that to set the second node. You can get more information on preceding-sibling axis athttp://www.infopathdev.com/howto/tips/default.aspx?i=2d9c464bbf4146ae91bf66395dca34ad
Shanthi
InfoPath Dev India
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Hi,
Thanks for the reply,
I would like to ask where the data is stored when the user save into sharepoint? reason is because if the new price comes in, the manager can manipulate the price for individual orders. Is that also possible to do it via sharepoint.
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Hi everyone,
Is it possible to use code to run through all elements in the DataSource and display the output of each field. (ie: via a while loop)
Also, is this possible to do this for a given folder within the DataSource?
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Using information from this thread:
http://infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1668
You can use different responses to perform different actions. You could word your confirmation like this:
Press Yes to Submit the form and keep it open, press No to submit the form and open a new blank form, or press Cancel to cancel.
The use the code from ...
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Depending on how you need to represent your data, there is a way to represent your repeating sections in SharePoint -i did this for a customer that used IP to generate reports for oil-rig maintenance:
Each repeating section is represented by a list (i used custom lists, document lists and image galleries, but you could really use what ever) in a ...
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Gratz on the 1k posts Patrick ;-)
//AndersR