Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 4 of 6 (60 items) « First ... < Previous 2 3 4 5 6 Next > Re: Accessing Repeating Section in a secondary data source Hi dlcj21, This can be done without code. First, create one repeating table (@table), and then put copies of it into the different sections. You'll have to add an extra field to your repeating table (no need to display it in the form). Use the Default Values dialog box (Tools > Advanced > Default Values in IP2003 / IP2007) to create as ... Posted to Code (Forum) by qwerty on 03-14-2011 Re: how to add multiple tables in repeating section in code behind c# in infopath Hi Radhe and welcome to our forums! To clear up what you're asking, do you want to insert multiple rows in your repeating section when the user clicks a button or do you want a table with multiple rows in each section? Or something else? Have a great day! Qwerty Posted to InfoPath 2010 (Forum) by qwerty on 03-14-2011 Re: Changing the properties of a control based on an action on another control Hi hzainal, on #2, you could add data validation to your text box: If @dropdown = 'required' and @textbox is blank This would work if 'required' can be 'cannot be blank.' Qwerty Posted to General (Forum) by qwerty on 03-09-2011 Re: Unspecified error -- Help! That's right. I'll go ahead and repair. Note that I only ever have trouble when working with fairly complex templates. Thanks! Posted to General (Forum) by qwerty on 02-22-2011 Re: Unspecified error -- Help! No, I couldn't save as source files. It would take a long time to figure out the problem in them anyway -- they are very, very long. Yes, I was talking about the button label. I don't really rename rules or buttons unless I intend to use the names in code, and I don't have any code in this form. It's very strange, but I have had ... Posted to General (Forum) by qwerty on 02-22-2011 Re: Unspecified error -- Help! Changing "ä" doesn't help. I'm going to have to redo some work. Thank you for your help, Hilary. Is this just one of those random bugs in IP? Posted to General (Forum) by qwerty on 02-22-2011 Re: Unspecified error -- Help! Hi Hilary, thanks for your help. The DC is empty. In one of my buttons I do have "ä", because I use the Wingdings fonts to make email icons, etc. instead of images. I'll try changing and see if it helps. I may end up overwriting the file I'm working on now with an older version and figuring things out from there. I might as well ... Posted to General (Forum) by qwerty on 02-22-2011 Re: Unspecified error -- Help! Hi Hilary, yes, that's what's so strange. I can undo forever (and have tried) but get the same error. There is no details button like there usually is. I did add a couple extra things besides the font change in between saves, mainly a bunch of buttons, so it would be nice not to have to redo everything. Thanks for your help! Posted to General (Forum) by qwerty on 02-21-2011 Re: Problem sending email to multiple recipients using code Hi! Try using semicolons (;) in the toAddress field instead of commas: Private Sub SendEmailClassRequest(ByVal Email As Boolean) Dim fromAddress As MailAddress = New MailAddress("email@email.com") Dim toAddress As MailAddress = New MailAddress("email1@email.com; email2@email.com; email3@email.com; email4@email.com") ... Posted to General (Forum) by qwerty on 02-21-2011 Unspecified error -- Help! Hi everybody, OK, this is very strange. I have a large form template which I'm working on. It's a little slow loading, but I haven't had any errors before now. I saved, made a select-all font change, tried to save again, and got the following error: InfoPath cannot cannot save this form. Unspecified Error There's only one ... Posted to General (Forum) by qwerty on 02-18-2011 Page 4 of 6 (60 items) « First ... < Previous 2 3 4 5 6 Next > Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.