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Hi SimpsonB,
Yes, you can do this, but the condition might be a little tricky since your xpath will have to use position() and compare to count(), or store a hidden value in the repeater that increments when new items are added (default value of count()). Reply with your xpath. Don't forget to expand it so we can see the details.
Best,
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Hi Florabel and welcome!
Even though you don't have a list box control in InfoPath 2003 and 2007, you can still do multiple selection. Here's a sample: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/examples/entry66373.aspx
To enable external access, you can either setup anonymous access for SharePoint or create an extranet site. ...
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Simple sample form showing how to create a repeating multiple choice with checkboxes using default values.
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Maybe it's because it's using a DTD. Maybe it's because it has a weird charset=iso-8859-1. I don't know. But, I do know that changing the HTML will fix it. Just need to know what to change. Good luck!
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Ok, well I was obviously very confused about that. Doh!
Well, what's the encoding on the HTML files? Are all users opening with the same locale setting? Does it work for anyone?
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Why not just use a secondary data source for the equipment and use FilterOwssvr to pull the cascading children down and then copy it over only after they add the item?
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If the form is registered and users have InfoPath installed locally, Windows should be able to connect the XML to InfoPath and InfoPath will know which form template to use based on the information in the XML's header.
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Hi Conny,
Jo-Anne wrote up some comments the other day for you. I will send these to you today. Thanks for your patience!
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Q1: you can switch to a read-only view on open if the form is not in the initiated state. To check initiated you can use user roles or qRules IsNew, or just use a value in your main data source that you set on submit. The other option is to use a workflow or Web service to move the form to another folder that the user doesn't have access to - ...
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That's a long time. In general, querying SharePoint from an InfoPath rich client form is not going to be as fast as from a browser form. The browser form should be much faster because it's running the query on the server as opposed to the user's computer.
I will add a support case to look at CopyTable performance improvements. In the ...