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Thanks Patrick. Will explain this to the client
Cheers,
Ravi
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Pop your form over to me via email again and I'll take a look at your logic, okay?
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First, I added the repeating table to the form (just from the InfoPath controls). Then I went to the default data to insert additional rows and enter some values - you don't have to edit template.xml, you can use the UI, and probably should. :) I'm attaching a screenshot that I hope will help clarify.
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I have read over your instructions a couple hundred times :). So before you did anything on the form (to make that table) you went to the template? Or did you select a repeating table first and then go to the template? When I select default values when I have selected the 8 column table I have made, all the fields I've made are checked. I ...
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I have read over your instructions a couple hundred times :). So before you did anything on the form (to make that table) you went to the template? Or did you select a repeating table first and then go to the template? When I select default values when I have selected the 8 column table I have made, all the fields I've made are checked. I ...
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Sorry, I should have stated that better.
When I am changing the url, it is to a subsite, not a completely different site.
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Everyone is new at everything at some point and time, right?
So - first off - if you are already using this form, you should probably not change the schema (rename fields) - because then the saved files won't open correctly with the changed template.
But if you aren't already using this form, you might want to go to the work of changing ...
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So there is no way to re-format what I have done already? What I understand is that I will have to input all of the data into a new type of table (repeating table). I tried to re-do what you did with that table and I can't seem to. For one, I don't know what Xpath is. That's what I saw when I looked at the properties under the first ...
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Well - the whole point here is that you'll be changing your GetList connection to the same site as the form is published to. So if you don't have an error as long as the URL is the same site as the form is published to, I'd guess you are good without UDCX.
If I were testing this, I would set up the logic to change the GetList ...
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Not in Office 365, but am in a claims-based site. Developer decided to take off for 3 days, so I can't see what the errors are until Monday. =(
I have made two data connections for GetList. GetListGetListUDC (that has been converted to a udcx file) GetList If I do a ChangeConnectionUrl to the same site as the ...