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Have you tried the multiple selection list box control? It only requires a single repeating node for your data source. If space on the form is an issue, you can also make the control smaller and use scroll bars instead of displaying all the options. I would say this is definitely the easiest approach to handling multiple values.
If ...
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Anson,
Thanks for your suggestion. However, I will prefer out of the box solution due to budget constraints.
Thanks,Neeok
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I would like to be able to have a text box to display multiple values from a drop down list box. Is there a way to select from a drop down --> have that populate a text box --> clear the value of the drop down --> select another drop down value --> concat the new value with the previous selection? This is for an ...
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The error is
Schema validation found non-data type errors.
No the IsDirty attribute is not defined. I am attempting to add it to the data source only if a user changes the value within the field.. Essentially I am trying to make a per field IsDirty functionality.. Really in general I just want to know how to add an attribute that doe snot ...
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Hi All,
I have a customized list in my SharePoint 2010 Website. I used Infopath 2010 to change the layout and add some specific controls. I added a rich text box control and a submit button.
When using Google Chrome, Safari or earlier versions of IE, the data is not submitted if I hit the submit button and the rich text box is highlighted. I ...
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Update: To recap, it closes the browser whenever a user;
Selects the Print Icon
Selects File, Print
Selects File, Print Preview
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The answer to this will resolve a need.
Step by Step book - using infopath 2010 - the Contoso reinbursment form - user info part.
I like the drop down control and how it populates based on a field elsewhere (in another group) in the form - yet this field is a text box and the former a drop-down. I like how you select and it fills ...
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Got the answer.
I needed to add a password to the DB and add that into the InfoPath to allow the connection for anyone using the form. Since we are in a secure environment it didn't matter as far as password security if I put the password in it.
That cleared the multiple copy issue and the Data access denial errors.
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As far as I can tell, SQL data sources do not distinguish between NULL and blank values. Both are simply blank in the XML data.
The QueryDB web service that's part of DBXL does allow drawing this distinction: null values are returned with an xsi:nil attribute in the XML, while blank values are simply blank, without an xsi:nil ...
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So you're trying to show only the last row of the repeating table? The following condition should work, though if you're using a browser form, you'll probably need a workaround for the position() and last() functions.Condition: position() != last()
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