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That disables it permanently, no matter how many sections are added.
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Hi - can you help me understand why the data needs to be copied into another repeating group? Can't you just use the field she is typing the addresses into for the user role?
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In the conditional formatting, try the expression:
count(following-sibling::my:VenueRepeatingSection) = 0
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Good morning,
I'm working on two step content approval form in InfoPath, and I'm completely stumped. :( What I want to do isn't that complex, but I cannot for the life of me figure it out.
A form initiator fills out this form and submits it. The first approval is static, it's always handled by the same person. ...
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The formula just consists of the delete command with the xpath to the repeating table. Wierd.
Another question. Now that the delete works (thanks), how do I format that button to be disabled if there is no second section present? IE, I don't want users to delete the only section existing in the form.
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What's the formula in your other form like? It doesn't matter if you have a repeating section control or a repeating table control bound to your repeating group - the underlying data structure would be the same.
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Hello,
In my form I have a repeating table with 2 columns each with a drop-down pulling from the same data in my form.
Group1
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drop-down 1 | drop-down 2
I want to filter so that any previous value won't be shown in either drop - down.
It works fine in one column when I do the ...
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Are these browser enabled forms?
You can accomplish this with one line of code actually.
It would look something like this in Jscript.
XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("/myFields/ID").text = Math.random()*10;
That will give you a decimal point between 0 and 1. You will have to round it or format it as an ...
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No, I don't have that in my other form. Does it have something to do with the other form being a repeating table, not a section?
Thanks for that. I will give it a whirl.
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You shouldn't need code to do this. Just create a Boolean field in your data source called showInfo1, and have it default to false. Create two buttons, one that says Show, and one that says Hide. Give the Show button a rule to set showInfo1 to true, and have Hide set showInfo1 to false. Then add conditional formatting ...