InfoPath Dev

It sounds like you just need to bind both tables to the same repeating group, and then display different information in the two of them accordingly.  Would that work in your case?

You will need to set the dropdown to populate from a repeating group in either the main or a secondary source.  Then you can use code to manipulate the XML items in that repeating group.

 Hello,  Thank you for your interest in my problem. I am a very new user to Infopath and have created my first form. The form has two parts, a Summary section and a Details section with each part being a table. In the Summary section it will have multiple entries and for each entry there will be a Details section, fairly straight ...

Get rid of the second form and use a view on the 1st form... you can switch between views and all your data will be on one form

How would I go about populating a drop down list using vb.net code. Is there anything special I would need to do in order to access and add new values in the drop down list.

Hi, Hilary I gotcha, the step 4, I think it was a typo, you meant "use rules to populate fields in the data fields in data connection with values from data connection 3". not connection 2(the ID one). But I got a new problem. There are more than one contributors for the list, whoever open the form, always open up the most recent item, ...

Hello everybody, My first post here. My intention is adding combobox to Custom Task Form that is filled form secondary data connection (SOAP service). Everything works ok in Preview but when I deploy Workflow on SP my combobox is disabled? Data connections files are centrally managed on SP. I've even tried to enter choices manually in ...

Thank You well in Advance to all.... Hi, In my form I have a dropdown field, which have different statuses like(Bill Received, Bill paid, Bill Not Recived). What i want to achieve is, based on the selected status of the submitted form, i need to create a view in the form library. How can I link this field (dropdown for ...

Hmmm. If you are using a filler form (i.e., your form is not going to be used in the browser), you can restrict the file types on the file attachment control itself - that will be under properties. Since we can't set conditional formatting on a file control - I'd actually put it in a section, and then hide it. To hide it, I'd use ...

I have an InfoPath 2007 form published to a MOSS 2007 form library.  Every time a user types "%." (percent and period) in a rich text field, they get an error message stating: "InfoPath cannot save the form. The specified location is invalid, not available, or you do not have the correct permissions. Check the spelling of the ...