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Hi Tatopitta, Have you searched for the Position() function on this site and forum? There are various results. If these aren't helpful, I'm sure Greg or Agni can help out. Good luck! Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Hi all! I need a filter on data shown in a repeating table so that only the first n item must be displayed. The value ''n'' is set in an element called: ''my:InsCurrentCompany''. I know that in XPath there's a function called: ''fn:position()'', can it be useful? how can i write the exact expression for filtering? Thank u all!

Thanks Agni for responding to WCotech's actual issue! :) Looks like I was only discussing hiding the widget ... :S Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Hi Wcotech, You can do one thing, place your repeating table inside a section then have conditional formatting on the section instead of repeating table. Agni InfoPathDev India

You'll have to shred it out of the XML file and provide logic. The file attachment is stored as base64 encoding in the form's XML. You may be able to find examples of how to do this on the MSFT blog. Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Hi MB and welcome to the board! Best thing to do is to make the image the background image for the view and try to put a table layout on top. This is tricky because the image is a 2d layout (TIF) but the view is table-based (HTML) so aligning the cells to map to the form will be difficult and you'll want to turn borders off, etc. We did a ...

Hi Wcotech, Good question. You can take a look at the xsl and change the font of the insert widget, but I'm guessing conditional formatting is impossible since the widget is a special control that attaches by default to sections, so you can't put it in a section of it's own. You can hide the default insert widget and then add a button inside a ...

Hi Niraj, Just a guess, but maybe it's Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), which is a universal, timezone-independent time. Where are you located? Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Hi Niraj, I agree - what's the point of the certificate? :) The certificate and the logged in person should match if you have certificate authority running on the same domain that your users are logging in to. You can get the login username using System.Environment.Username. There is also a way to do this in JScript, but form has to be full ...

Hey all, Is there a way, I'm assuming through code, to apply conditional formatting to the text used to insert an item into a repeating table? I'm asking because currently, I have a table that is hidden based on a condition but the text and the small icon are still visable. And no, I can't turn off the option to insert items into this table, I ...