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According the page below it should definitly be under the Advanced Tab (can't confirm as I'm using 2003)
Just go here and do a search for xCollection that might give you an idea of where to look.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath-help/controls-101-choice-groups-HA001118518.aspx
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I only see accessibility and form merging options in 2010 under the advanced tab
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Paolo,
On 2003 xCollection can be seen on the Advanced tab and it's under a heading 'Code: xmlEdit Names'
K
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Hallo Kear,
thanks for your answer.
When looking at the properties of my repeating table, I can see 4 tabs - Data,Display,Master/Detail,Advanced. None of them has xCollection mentioned anywhere...
I did notice the single fields have somethging like
ViewContext: CTRL 39
but that's all I could find...
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Hi Paolo,
This works on 2003 hopefully this will work on 2010 also.
First you need to check the properties of the repeating section, you're looking for something called the xCollection (please note this will be different for each instance of the repeating section), lets say for example repeatingGroup_75.
You can then use the following ...
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Hallo,
I would like to create a button to add a new row to a repeating table programmatically in infopath 2010
(such that the user can add more records if needed).
(I am aware you don't really need to code that, but I would like to implement that in VB code as
a basis for future more advanced functions - so I am trying to learn ...
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I am currently trying to building a travel request form, the user can add additional travellers to their request by filling out their details in a repeating section. I need to be able to populate a field with a delimited string of all the additional travellers from one of the fields in the repeating section. I'm guessing I do this by iterating ...
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Thanks for replying.
I want to take the manager field value, which is a variable based on the current user, and switch the view based on that. In other words, when the manager opens the form to approve it; he will see the second view.
How can I do that?
Thanks!
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Could you clarify what you mean by "assign the second view"?
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I saw this in other tread http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/5780.aspx
It is working like charm!!!!!
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