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Ooooh. This looks a bit like a bug, almost.
Instead of selecting the Multi-line check box, select the Wrap text check box. This will set the Multi-line box to checked, but doesn't set Read-only or lock it....
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Or you need to copy the questions into the main data source as well -- because what if they change over time? Then you'd have answers that don't make sense....
Do you write code? You can do this with code. Or you can use qRules -- it has a command that will let you copy repeating data from one data source to another (along with any number ...
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Hi --
You want to generate an unknown number of repeating tables? Or you have a single table that you want to fill with data from another data source? Do you write code? If so, there are a lot of code samples here and other places online -- or you could give qRules a try, it copies data from one table to another, but you don't have to write ...
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This blog post talks about the scenario you need, I think.
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When your repeating table is bound to a secondary data source, you need to add the columns to the secondary data source. You wouldn't have to show it in the view of the SharePoint list. You don't have to add all the columns to the table controls. You can select the columns you don't want and delete them -- just click in the column ...
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Can you open the form from the published location? What if you log onto your colleague's machine? How about if he navigates to the share on his machine to open it, rather than using the link you've sent him? Does the link include a mapped drive letter (perhaps you have the share mapped to F and he has it mapped to S, for example).
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I think your troubles begin about here:
// Build a string representing a main DOM line nodeset using the values from the secondary DOM.
string lineXml = "<my:Itemize1 xmlns:my='http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/infopath/2003/myXSD/2008-06-03T00:09:57'>"
You need the correct namespace definition -- i think that where ...
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Well, as I mentioned, when I walk through the data connection wizard for a form using a secondary web service data source, the xsd gets updated. However, I've not based a form off a web service before. Hopefully someone who has will have some insight?
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You need to find out why the form can't be browser enabled. With the form open in design mode, try checking the Design Checker task pane for errors.
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Well, I'm sure what I'm about to suggest is not recommended. So, the usual caveats about backing up anything you care about, etc, apply. I just tried this, and when it failed, I deleted everything in the FormCode.Designer.cs file and saved it.
Then I added a new event to my form code (added a button to my form, added code) and, after a ...