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  • Re: VB or C# to add Repeating Section

    &nbsp;Not when going from Browser to Filler - Filler has more functionality than Browser. The other direction you can have issues - but the Design Checker will usually give you a head&#39;s up.
    Posted to Code (Forum) by Hilary Stoupa on 07-03-2013
  • Re: VB or C# to add Repeating Section

    Well that sounds good. Is there anything i should lookout for when switching the compatability? any adverse effects?
    Posted to Code (Forum) by Jnellson on 07-03-2013
  • Re: VB or C# to add Repeating Section

    &nbsp;If you change the form compatibility to Filler (under the form options) the initial code you were trying would likely work for you - and that would be the simplest approach. :)
    Posted to Code (Forum) by Hilary Stoupa on 07-03-2013
  • Re: VB or C# to add Repeating Section

    Thanks for the responce! It is a browser form so that explains why that option is not working. Now, I made the form with the intention of using it in the browser but that is not a neccesity. I could switch the form over to a filler form if that makes it work. &nbsp;Any help is greatly appreciated. &nbsp;
    Posted to Code (Forum) by Jnellson on 07-03-2013
  • Re: VB or C# to add Repeating Section

    &nbsp;Is your form a browser or filler form? If browser, ExecuteAction won&#39;t work for you. &nbsp;EDITED TO ADD - sorry, that didn&#39;t sound too helpful. But if ExecuteAction will work for you (your form will be a filler form) then it is going to be the simplest code - if not, I can help you with the code.
    Posted to Code (Forum) by Hilary Stoupa on 07-03-2013
  • Re: VB or C# to add Repeating Section

    I have been trying to find something that will work here... I have this C# code: XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument(); &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; XmlNode newParent = doc.SelectSingleNode(&quot;Group2_1&quot;); &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; XmlNode newScreenToSupport = ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by Jnellson on 07-03-2013
  • Re: listdata.svc and SharePoint/InfoPath 2013

    &nbsp;I have good news and bad news! The good news is that I just created an InfoPath 2013 form with a REST connection to a SharePoint 2013 site. I am not having any errors trying to connect, and it pulls my data in. The.... uhh... bad news? That makes it even more likely the issue would be with your server. Do you have access to the SharePoint ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by Hilary Stoupa on 07-03-2013
  • Copy every row in a repeating table to a textbox

    I&#39;m using IP 2007. I have a repeating table that is 3 columns wide.&nbsp; I want columns 2 and 3 only, from ALL rows (no matter how many there are), &nbsp;to copy to a a textbox field&nbsp;on button click. Basically I want to copy all row contents using concat() function to a textbox.&nbsp; Is this possible? something like this: concat( ...
    Posted to Controls (Forum) by Doreen on 07-03-2013
  • Displaying an individual list item's field variable on an info path form.

    Hello, I am trying to send out an infopath form gets information from a user through email. What I am trying to do is add a field from the list to correspond with the user it gets sent to. The list has both a user field and the field im trying to display (siteName.) Ive tried multiple ways of doing this but none has given me the exact ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by JoshPoms on 07-03-2013
  • Re: Problem with infopath database connection

    I am having the same problem where 2010 users are OK but 2007 users are not. I have done what you suggested (changed the database from .accdb to .mdb (older version) but it is still not working. Do I HAVE to republish from 2007 machine? Thanks
    Posted to Data Connections (Forum) by douala on 07-03-2013
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