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I'm wondering -- I may be oversimplifying your scenario -- but couldn't you add the additional fields that relate to columns e, f, and g to your form and hide them from the initial user (conditional formatting or mock user roles, since user role functionality doesn't work in browser forms). I'm assuming your form was based off the ...
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Man, it must be Monday, 'cause I just can't get this right. Again, browser compatibility!
This version doesn't use position(), it uses preceding-sibling, and the design checker is showing no errors for me....
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Okay, you can right click the link in the header to this post and use Save as to save the attached template sample. After you've saved, open in design mode and preview.
I used an xml data source, so that you'd be able to preview it. There is conditional formatting on each of the three tables, using position and count to pick which third ...
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I'm sorry, no, horizontal repeats aren't supported in browser forms (I really should pay more attention to the forum the post is in!).
Let's see. You almost need to put in three repeating tables side by side and then use conditional formatting on the table to only display a certain number of rows. I'll try to see if I can figure ...
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If you are using IP 2007, you could use a repeating section and have it repeat horizontally -- put it in a layout table cell to restrict how far across the page it goes.... just use a repeating section rather than a repeating table, then under Display, select repeat horizonatlly.
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All you have on your form is data fields, that is, fields that are attached to the data fields under the dataFields folder in the data source. If you add some query fields, from the queryFields folder onto your form, then run the query, you should have better luck. I'm attaching your template with that revision.
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I would use expression boxes, then. Instead of putting in sections like you are using on the 'fill in' view of the form, use layout tables to keep everything nice and neat, and then you can drag over expression boxes from the controls task pane. In the XPath for each expression box, use the formula editor to select each data field (not the ...
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So you need to take all the values selected in your multi select and concatenate them together into a single text box? If so, you might want to try the double eval hack mentioned here.
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So is the SharePoint list data in a single column? And you just want it layed out in a specific manner? Or you want the SharePoint data to be used to populate fields in your main data source? I don't really understand what you are trying to accomplish...
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Hi -- I've never seen a grey grid in IP in design mode, unless I've added a table or something that has borders. Can you post a screenshot? Under the Options tab when you reply to this, you can browse for and attach a file....