InfoPath Dev

http://infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1076 --------------- Matt Faus

Check out this awesome tutorial (one that helped me tremendously with one of my problems): http://infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=d663d7df90e94e65abb02632966e8127 --------------- Matt Faus

Yes, to create the header of each consecutive page you must insert a page break and type directly underneath that. Insert a page break with Insert -> Page Break. Remember that this is a psuedo-header that you are manually creating - hence it being a ''workaround''. If the number of pages that you have is variable (and therefore so is the number ...

Precisely! --------------- Matt Faus

quote:Originally posted by Ben The same should be able for the plant. Whether the user selects one or add a new one in a new form. But how does it work to select a company in the dropdownlist and add a new plant to the database? Everytime I try to do that, InfoPath wants me to fill out the keyfields of the company and if it is already stored it ...

No problem, man. Why ask for advice when you won't even take what's offered? Hey, at least I got to use the phrase ''beating a dead horse'' - I love that phrase. Code on, code on! Good luck, have fun. --------------- Matt Faus

No problem - good luck! --------------- Matt Faus

My friend, have you even tried setting this up in InfoPath? I think you a are a little confused on how InfoPath treats ''hidden'' controls. If you do it correctly, you will have the same number of DDLs at all times on the form. Because DDL2a has conditional formatting that hides the control when DDL1 is NOT blank and the other hides when it IS ...

Well, it's not EXACTLY a ''header'', but it looks and performs almost exactly the same. If you just make the top margin of the view you're working in less than default, you can put whatever you want (dynamic/static) at the top of each page (right beneath a page break) and it will look like a header. Or, if you want a page with no header, just put ...