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Yeah - it is being stubborn about previewing.
What I usually do is put my cursor to the left of the expression box and backspace to ensure that there is no carriage return between the controls. I also usually set row height to auto for the row - generally that prevents these issues.
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Hilary,
I've attached my xsn file. It does use a schema file which I didn't attach and also has a number of data connections to databases on our servers. That is how the Category drop down is populated. Not sure if that will cause you problems.
Also, and this may seem odd but it saved massive changes at the ...
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Hi Jimmy,
Thanks for the prompt response. I did not even know that feature existed.
Thanks again,
William
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Feel free to attach your form under the Options tab if you'd like me to take a look.
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You should be able to accomplish this by creating a Calculated Value control and conditionally hiding it with the condition:ResultRepeatingGroup Exists
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I don't have a carriage return between them. If I make the width smaller on both objects, there is only one line. But I have it set at a width of 336 px to accommodate some long items in the drop down list. If I take the expression box out or take the drop down box out, there is only one line. But with both on the form, ...
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Hi,
I have a simple web service that calls a stored procedure which, in turn, queries a database of medical items.
All of that is working fine, but I think I am missing something very basic here. I am using the InfoPath 2010 form in a SharePoint web part, and I have that working well also. I get my items back in a table when there is ...
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To be honest actually the first solution would be the one I want to achieve. Do you maybe have any tutorial or something, where I can have a look, how this can be done?
And I'll also have look into your second suggestion, if it might also work.
Thank you very much!
Happy new year.
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Do you have a carriage return between the two controls? If you go back to the original sample I posted, you'll see that my row is only one line, regardless which control is displayed.
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Hilary,
That did it. The button works great. Thanks for your help. I have one final question. This field is contained in a cell of a repeating table. With the addition of the expression box it now takes up two lines instead of one, even though the expression box and drop down don't display at the same time. ...