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Hi Grizeen,
Yes, you can just add a section around the checkbox, make it repeating, and modify the schema to be maxOccurs=14.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hello,
I am running into a small design issue that someone may be able to help with.
I would like to add a dynamic Attendee list to my form - The list will have 14 attendees and I do not want to do a repeating table of drop down lists, as that is a lot of entry.
Is there a way to do this with repeating checkboxes with a static number of ...
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Yes I am the author. I made a couple changes for the better.
I used one form and multiple views.
If I understand it correctly, Infopath will create an update if you have queried a row and do an insert if there is no row. So my goal now is when the user enters the Date and Meeting shift the Query fields will be set with that info and the DB will ...
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Hi gbgeek,
There's no right answer as to whether to use code or filters. Filters are less work so long as you understand how to set them up correctly. If you are not inside a repeating table, it is a lot easier. Inside a repeating table, having a correct understanding of how to use current() makes all the difference.
Greg Collins [InfoPath ...
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Also, the date picker feature don't work when I put it in the form. It shows up, but when you click the calendar to pick the date, it does nothing. Any Suggestions?
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Hello,
I have a question that is similar in nature to this question. I have two drop-down lists (one is facility and the other is department). I found code online to change the department drop-down to show only departments for the selected facility. That code was ...
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Yeah, this would probably be really hard to do in InfoPath. If really wanted to play hacker you might be able to do something with a 1px by 1px repeating section that you dynamically repeat horizontally and vertically to create a Cartesian plane. It'd be tough and I don't know if even doable, just brainstorming. This is kind of how you make graphs ...
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I am new to InfoPath and SharePoint so please bear with me. I have created a form in InfoPath with the help of the demo. I uploaded the form to my SharePoint site (creating a document folder). It uploads fine. Now, I got to the SharePoint server and click fill out this form, the form opens in InfoPath like is supposed to. I can fill out my form ...
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I don't personally have any... but I know that there are plenty of sources on the Internet for first-time Web service development... it will just take a little searching to find one that is easy to understand and follow.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPath Dev
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Okay, as best as I can figure out, from what you've provided me (assuming I understand correctly), you have:
DD1 is bound to [AccessDB]/myFields/dataFields/d:Register/Element
DD2 is bound to [AccessDB]/myFields/dataFields/d:Register/Task
where d:Register is a repeating node.
Then you populate DD1 from the XML file using the XPath ...