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What are the rules on the button(s)? Do you have any code in your form? There is no reason a button would do this on its own.... If you want, attach your template to a reply (under options) and someone can take a look at it...
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Hey, Donna:
This is not a very sophisticated example but hopefully will help you understand what I meant. Another option may be the approach outlined here -- using a counter to loop through, but with nesting, that becomes more challenging.
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Sorry I've not been able to get back to you on this -- do you have a sample form that shows what you mean? Can you attach it to the Options tab on your reply? I'd be able to take a look at a sample more quickly than if I have to start from scratch....
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I asked Clayton Cobb what he thought, and he said:
The error itself is saying that the data connection isn’t working. When Forms Services goes to query, my guess is it’s querying http://portal.domain.com/_vti_bin/UserProfileService.asmx, but the server itself doesn’t know what that is. Not sure what he meant by a DNS pointer, but ...
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Oh, you won't find too many people who'll disagree with you on that -- it does seem like it would make more sense to be able to just view switch (certainly easier on the designer, I'd much rather work on several views than have a long long single view to deal with). To my knowledge, the issue is actually one of rendering order -- the ...
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This is one of the beautiful things about InfoPath. The data source and controls are somewhat separate.
You can bind as many controls as you need to a single field. If they are in the same view, you'll see a little blue "i" on the control, letting you know you have multiple controls bound to the same field, but that is just an ...
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Actually, I usually just copy everything already on the form and paste it into my new section -- And you don't have to create any additional fields, just additional controls bound to the fields you've already got...
I guess I don't see how this is any more effort than a new view?
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You may be able to populate the table you are submitting with data from your "nested" tables using a combination of the Insert command and SetValue. When you start working on it again, if you run into trouble, be sure to start a new thread so it gets noticed... sometimes older threads don't get the attention and love they should.
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Try this instead:
Qstn = group.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("@QuestionNumber", NamespaceManager)
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It appears to me that you are using the Combined Mapping data connection in your qRules command for the /mapping parameter, but you are still using the LevelTwoMapping for the parameters in your ShPSubmit data connection. Could you walk through the wizard for that ShPSubmit data connection again (the one that uses UpdateListItems) and make sure ...