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You are using the ShP UpdateListItems web service then? And an XML file for you CAML? You can add multiple Method nodes to your Batch element, so you can write some code to loop through your repeating group in your form and add a new Method node for each row you want to submit....
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You can save your form as source files and open the schema file for the secondary data source (.xsd -- depending on your secondary data source type, you may have to do a little looking to find the right one) in a text editor. Then, find the element you wish to change -- it will have the data type xsd:string. You can change that to xsd:boolean. You ...
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"It works on my machine" is a lousy answer, but it does... In your open rule, when you set ShowData to false, click the fx button and open the formula editor and use the 'false' function (or type false() into the formula editor). I know in the conditional formatting it shows FALSE all in caps, but I think if you are setting the ...
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Generally, if I am adding fields for showing / hiding data, I'd make them True/False. I think that's simpler.
For item 2, I've attached a screen shot -- in your rule condition, you'd select the repeating data field from your main data connection (/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:tableName) and then in the Select drop down, choose ...
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To me, that sounds like the field that the drop down control is bound to is not a field in the repeating group that the repeating section is bound to. Let's say you have a repeating group called 'item' and it has a field called 'color'. If your drop down control is bound to your color field and that field is inside your item ...
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Sometimes I get better / different error messages when I try to open the form (instead of having it in design mode and previewing it). What happens when you try that?
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Hi -- so you have all these buttons set to use 'Submit' as their action and then you are setting Submit to use rules? If so, then yes, all will change when you set the Submit options.
However, you can use rules for each button. The first action would be to set your field to whatever value you like, the second action would be to Submit the ...
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Do you mind adding additional fields to your main data source in the template to help with this? You don't have to add them to the tables in your Access database....if you right-click on the root of your main data source in the data source task pane (probably myFields), you can add fields.
You could have a field (for example) called ...
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I'm sorry -- I didn't realize that calculated columns wouldn't be available. I'm not sure how you'd be able to do this without code at this point. Hopefully someone else will know of a way....
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All of your code is still in your button click event? You originally had this attached to a 'refresh' button, right?