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Hi dreadz,
What do you mean that you can remove all of the fields in the repeating section? Do you mean that you can remove all instances of the repeating section so that there are no rows in the "table" ?
To prevent this, you can add custom data validation on the repeating section that fires when number of rows = 0. To do ...
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Hi happydigit,
As for your second question, you do not need to write code to insert a repeating section on the second view, since these two sections are mapped one-to-one. Instead, simply add the three fields to the repeating section that you already have, but do not display them on the first view. On the second view, drop another ...
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Hi RLPopeIII,
I don't have much experience with Option groups, but if you want to insert/remove XML nodes on the drop-down event, the only way I can think of doing this would be by using code. Just put an OnAfterChange event handler on the drop-down, and then when it fires check the value, and then insert/remove XML as ...
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Hi erinselena,
Why are you using a tempfield, why don't you just hide all Assets where IsSelected = false. This seems like it would be pretty easy - how exactly are you hiding the sections? You said a rule, but did you mean to say conditional formatting or filtering? Filtering is prefered, since InfoPath never even retrieves ...
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Hi edove,
Well, if you plan to continue adding code, I would suggest moving to C# with VS2005. It is simply blissful to program in this environment. You got IntelliSense and all the other awesome features of Visual Studio. Plus, C# is generally the accepted "Best Practice" language when adding code behind InfoPath (or ...
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Hi edove,
This has been discussed several times on the forum, and you are on the right path, but here is another post to help get you started: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/post/6771.aspx
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Hi rmitchell77,
To do this, open the data source task pane and right-click and drag the repeating node into the bottom of the repeating section. When prompted, select a regular section to be inserted. Within this section place a Page Break (from the Insert menu), and then set the conditional formatting on the section to be ...
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Hi Virat,
That is weird. For a test run I would suggest that you do this: Create a new blank form and drop an image control onto the view. When asked if you would like the image to be stored in the form or just linked, choose linked. Next, open the data source task pane and right-click and drag the image filed that you just ...
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Hi Rob,
This is actually incredibly difficult to do in InfoPath, but check out this blog post to get you started: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/matt/archive/2005/11/29/Repeat-Table-Headers-Across-Multiple-Printed-Pages.aspx
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You can just copy+paste the entire view, and then just change the few drop-downs that you want to remove the underlines for. This really isn't that hard.