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Thanks Hilary. Yes it is an SQL database. I shall do some more research and see how I get on. Thanks again
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A lot depends on what else you have going on in your form. But if you look under Tools / Options / Defaults (IP 2007) or Data / Defaults (IP 2010) you have the option of not including your repeating group when the form opens. Then you will not have that initial blank row.
EDIT: I should add, if you want to use the delete command, that works too. ...
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My first row of my Repeating table is blank. Is it possible to have this row automatically deleted since it does not have info?
Chris
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Okay, I don't know what an Exposure database is - is it a SQL DB? Or some other server product? If it is SQL, you should be able (in general) be able to use InfoPath to make updates, yes.
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What other rules are on this submit button? How does it differ between the other submit buttons? What qRules command are you running?
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Bonjour
Je viens de mettre en place une fiche Infopath(2007) avec une liste deroulante qui devrait, lorsque j'ouvre cette fiche, m'afficher l'ensemble des données provenant d'une "connexion de données" à partir d'une liste Sharepoint.
Le probleme est que sur une liste de 2500 données, je n'ai qu'une ...
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Helps out a bit. I will look at it more and see what I can accomplish. but this is a start. thank you.
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I have Added Through VSTA.
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Never mind.
On File/Info there is a panel to the right that lists Form Properties and Advanced Properties. Under the latter, template location and version is listed.
I was right, it is using the old template. Now I just have to figure out how to force it to take the new template set up for library and content type..
Thanks.
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Hi, I am having some trouble with the links/pointers between infopath template, sharepoint content type, and sharepoint form library.
In short, I cannot make the existing submitted forms "take" the template updates after making some changes in content types/template/library setup.
I suspect that the forms are not updated, i.e. they ...