Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 2 of 2 (19 items) < Previous 1 2 Re: Edit multiple list items with one form Your idea makes sense to me. But if I apply a form load action rule, which queries for data in the display view, this rule will affect all the views. So, I don't know how to query data from the secondary connection only in the display view. Posted to General (Forum) by _asp_ on 07-31-2017 Re: Edit multiple list items with one form Brilliant! The button works! :D Thank you so much! But I didn't get the second part regarding the display view: [quote user="Hilary Stoupa"]In the display view you will probably have to add a secondary data connection to the same list that queries matching titles - you could do that on load, and only display the data on the ... Posted to General (Forum) by _asp_ on 07-28-2017 Re: Edit multiple list items with one form Don't worry Hilary, I'll wait :) Thank you very much for your time! Posted to General (Forum) by _asp_ on 07-27-2017 Re: Edit multiple list items with one form Thank you Hilary, I made two form load rules:which sets the Title filed value equal to Title value of the dataFields, when the Title field is not blank;which queries for data from the main connection, when the Title field is not blank.These rules work well in the display form (I'm able to the see all the items with the ... Posted to General (Forum) by _asp_ on 07-26-2017 Re: Infopath w/ repeating table posting to sharepoint list, iterate through repeating table data to display in approval template and M2M submission Hurray! I made it with your help :) Still, I have a little problem: these rules work well in the display form, but when I click to edit, all the items of the list are shown (not only the ones with the same title). The same happens when I try to create a new item. Any ideas? EDIT: I managed to not show all the items ... Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by _asp_ on 07-20-2017 Re: Infopath w/ repeating table posting to sharepoint list, iterate through repeating table data to display in approval template and M2M submission Thanks a lot Jennifer! Your answer makes sense, but I'm having trouble with this part: [quote user="JenniferLindsay"]make sure to set the Title query field to be equal to the Title field in your list form schema. [/quote] How can I set the Title query field? In the Form load action I can only choose to ... Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by _asp_ on 07-20-2017 Re: Edit multiple list items with one form Dear Hilary, thank you very much for your reply. Yes, it's a Sharepoint list form (customized with InfoPath). I know how to filter dropdown menu choices based on antoher list, but I think you are saying a different thing here. I can create a different display form for my list, but how can I execute ... Posted to General (Forum) by _asp_ on 07-19-2017 Re: Infopath w/ repeating table posting to sharepoint list, iterate through repeating table data to display in approval template and M2M submission [quote user="JenniferLindsay"]Then you just need to have a query on form load that searches the list for the appropriate rows and pulls only those rows into the form.[/quote] Hello Jennifer, can you explain this point in more detail please? I think this might be a solution for my request here: ... Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by _asp_ on 07-18-2017 Edit multiple list items with one form Hi all, I have a form with a repeating section which allows me to create multiple items with just one view. I would like to know if it is possible to build a form to automatically open multiple items (eg. when I click on an item I would like to open all the items with the same Title) and edit them in one view. I'm uising InfoPath 2010 ... Posted to General (Forum) by _asp_ on 07-14-2017 Page 2 of 2 (19 items) < Previous 1 2 Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.