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Hi, Ian:
Why did you break up your data base table into 7 different tables? What is the message in the Summary section of your main data base connection (if you walk through the data connection wizard again, the last screen, where the connection's name is entered -- there is a Summary at the bottom of the screen that will give more detail ...
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In your main db connection, when you walk through the wizard, you should have the option of selecting whether you want multiple records from a table. If that's selected, you'll get a repeating group for that table. So, in the Data Connections window, select your main data connection and click the Modify button. You can then select each ...
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Hi:
Welcome to the forum. I would suggest you try using C# when writing code for InfoPath -- most of the samples I've seen are in C# and I know sometimes people who chose to use VB.NET end up needing to translate a lot of code.
MSDN, of course, is a tremendous resource. Here is a link to get you started using XPathNavigator to get access ...
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Do you want your form to be browser compatible? Somewhere in your form (condtional formatting, a rule) something is being based on a user's role, and browser compatible forms can't have user roles....
If you don't want browser compatibility, go to Tools/ Form Options / Compatibility and deselect the browser compatibility check box....
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Well, this will get you the full user name, including the domain, but requires full trust:
System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Name
So, you'd be able to substring off the domain by getting the info before the '\'. But again, since it would require your form to be full trust, I wonder if it would be worth it. ...
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A great explanation has been posted here. Please read it, see if it helps. If you are still stuck, post back, okay?
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Hi -- You should be able to just drag a repeating section onto your form, then drag a repeating table into it. Does that not work for you?
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If you save your template as IP 2003, do you have errors? What is incompatible?
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Well, and that is part of the problem with the 'New Record' button -- can't add any other actions to it. But, in general, you can add either a field to your main data source or add a secondary data connection to an XML file and then set a value in that field that you can base your conditional formatting on -- for example, set a field ...
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I think you are running into the xsi:nil attribute. Check out this blog post from the InfoPath team.....