InfoPath Dev

I'd like to validate that at least one selection within a repeating group has been selected. I've created the following group: <xsd:element name=''Application''> <xsd:complexType> <xsd:sequence> <xsd:element ref=''my:Selected'' minOccurs=''0''/> <xsd:element ref=''my:ApplicationName'' ...

Hi Franck, Thanks heaps, just what I was looking for. Looks like a very powerful feature. David.

I have a repeating table which is being used to mimic a multiple selection list-box as per the following link:http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2004/04/01/106039.aspx To this end I have created a repeating group: <xsd:element name=''Application''> <xsd:complexType> <xsd:sequence> <xsd:element ...

Thanks guys, I really appreciate the response.

Optional sections within InfoPath have a context menu on the top left hand corner of the section which contains Copy, Cut and Paste - it's also displayed when the user right-clicks on a section. Unfortunately these controls allow users to alter the layout and data source of the form, which is undesirable (I have controls to achive this and don't ...

I have come up with an answer of sorts, and I'll post it for review: I've used the OnSwitchView event to check for when the 'approval' view is selected. For each of the optional sections I wish to include I test the checkbox value, set in the 'request' view, and use xOptional::insert to add it in if required. David.

Thanks for the suggestions, it's very useful to get a different perspective. I think what I'll probably do is use two buttons, Approve & Reject, which set the Approved field to the desired value. Seriously though, is it not possible to have a 'cannot be blank' field on a view which is not part of the original submission? Or is some kind of ...

I'm designing a form that has a 'request' view and an 'approval' view. Users enter the details of their request using the request view, submit it, and their manager then opens form in the approval view to indicate if the request is approved or rejected. The approval view is not accessible from the View menu when the user completes the form. I ...

Hi Matt, Thanks for the suggestion, I could do that however: a) Validation would be painful, I've got 50+ fields to check, and how do I indicate which fields cannot be blank other than hardcoding? b) I'd lose the natty little red star next to the mandatory fields which inform the user that the they cannot be blank. I can't help but feel there ...

I should point out that XML that I'm trying to insert (an InfoPath Group) is defined within my InfoPath data source (.xsd) and all I wish to do is include or exclude it based on a user selection. I don't want to have to explicitly define the XML data structure in code. Thanks!