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Ok i have it working now
I wanted to ask you what features do you not get in a infopath web form with sharepoint
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So I have two repeating tables, one with a list of names, the other with a drop down list picker (that gets its choices from the list of names) as well as an error message(defect, error, suggestion). Somewhere else on the form, I want a summarizing repeating table that counts the number of names in a certain category but also shows the ...
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I did everything and connected to the data I filled in Field 1 in the field box then in the value i click the FX button and then click insert field or group but i dont see any fields from list a
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Thx for help :)
Fields renamed ;)
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Thanks Jimmy and Patrick,
that was it. funny thing is, I saw the expression box and wasnt sure what it was. I added it, and couldnt bind it to a data element properly.
this time i used the change to "Expression box" and it kept the Data mapping Xpath: value.
It works GREAT !!!! thanks again.
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I would suggest adding another, non-displayed field to your repeating group and adding a rule on field1 to copy the relevant display name to that field when field1 changes. Then you can just do a double-eval on that field.
I would also suggest renaming your groups and fields to have more meaningful names. :-)
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Hi donstephen,
I followed your instructions but I have a few things happening that should not be. For example, when I preview the form, the name of the check box is already present in the E-mail and Form Name lines. It looks like this when I preview the form and select a value from the drop down list: DistributionTransferToCheckbox - Civil and ...
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Hi everybody,
I am quite new at this and need to understand how I can use validation rules on custom submit buttons (created on form) so that the user gets a similiar message when the form is incorrectly filled out. As an example when using the default Form button - "The form cannot be submitted because of an error". ...
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One of the drawbacks of SharePoint lists is that the data is flat. However, we can set up the SharePoint List and use the SubmitToSharePointList command to map comments from your InfoPath form to the SharePoint List. The result will be a repeating history of comments for each of the SharePoint List Items.
This document assumes you are familiar ...
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Thanks so much for everyone's response!
I will do further research with the provided information.
Again thanks!