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There isn't a way to make a column's width conditional. Perhaps you could put your 'disappearing' column at the end of your table? Remove borders and shading from the table and use expression boxes for your header values, maybe with borders and shading on those so that they look like a traditional table header? Or, I wonder, what ...
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We don't have access to form controls in the code behind, only the data fields.
You may have to use more than one table, or instead of using a repeating table, why not use a repeating section? You could create a 'header' in a layout table, using an expression box for your column headings that you don't want to display.
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Have you tried making your AD connection a UDC connection? An MSDN article here may help you with this, if you haven't done it before.
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You can find out if it is read only using XDocument.IsReadOnly. See this MSDN entry for more.
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If you add an on after change event to the node that you are concerned with tracking, you can get the original value using eventObj.OldValue and the new value using eventObj.NewValue.
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I think you can use e.ToString() to get the stack trace... at least that's what I'd do in C#.
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You may need to use more than one repeating table and some conditional formatting to show / hide rows. If your data source has an ID column that is auto populated, you might be able to base the conditional formatting off whether that field has a value. So, for example, your read only table would only show rows with an ID.... and your ...
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Hi:
You can find out if a form is new by using the following:
C#, IP 2003:
bool newForm = thisXDocument.IsNew;
C#, IP 2007:
bool newForm = this.New;
The newForm variable will be true if the form is new, false if it isn't. Of course, if the 'newness' of the form isn't the deciding factor as to whether to run your code, you ...
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Jimmy answered your other post on this here.
C# for IP 2007:
this.Template.OpenFileFromPackage("view1.xsl")
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The intro field is from an email submit connection. Some sample code for accessing it can be found here.