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Is there any way to keep a repeating table together when printing? I have a repeating table that might have 10 values and 4 will be on one page and the remaining 6 will be on the next.
I think Crystal reports has a ''keep section or group together'' checkbox.
thanks!
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Yes, it does. See for yourself ;-)
Regards,
AQX
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Hi
I have a repeating table - StartTime, EndTime, Hours.
The EndTime has OnAfterChange with VB.Net code to calculate the time. Being new to .Net I was most happy to get this working eventually.
However - when adding a new row in the repeating table the calculation doesn't occur. Something to do with not being the first element I presume.
Any ...
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Here is the synopsis: I have two computers - 1 running Windows XP Pro, 2 running Server 2003. Infopath 2003 SP1 installed on both.
Created a trivial form on computer 1, resulting with form.xsn and form.xml ( published the form template to a fixed location on the C: Drive (say c:\myforms\) All works as advertised on computer 1.
Now copying ...
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I would like to be able to completely define everything I need (document to open, windows title, size and position) before the InfoPath shows up on the screen. This is needed to improve the impression that InfoPath is integrated with my application.
The closest I came to this, using the InfoPath 2003 Toolkit for VS.NET was to get InfoPath pop-up ...
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Does your schema have Requirement defined as being a child of Requirement?
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
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If you are submitting your main DOM... you would just call
XDocument.Submit() from code.
If you want to know what the result was you can do the following:
try
{
var sResult = XDocument.Submit();
if(<whatver_you_are_checking_for> == sResult)
{
<do_whatever_you_need_to_here>
}
}
catch(ex)
{
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Sure thing!
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
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Thanx much!
Glad you got it working!
Glad to be able to help out.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
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First off, during the OnValidate event, the DOM is read-only... so you must do this with the OnAfterChange event.
Secondly, so long as there is some metadata on each node to identify it as International or not, then you can do what you want.
OnAfterChange for the ALL check box would walk through each node and check it if it is not already ...