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Repeating table - Tasks
Field Name(s): Plan Name, AIT Name and LOB
There are three fields that need to be repeated on each row. Is that possible? I really appreciate the help!!!
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You'll need to manually enter the XPaths, I'm afraid. What's the name of your repeating group and field?
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That example already has a RemoveFirstItem() function. A poor-man's way to accomplish this it to figure out how many options there are, and call this function that many times. But that isn't very efficient. You can try to set the InnerXml to an empty string. This works most of the time, but sometimes it gives an error. Or you can try ...
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I did, can you tell me how to by note using the insert formula dialog box? WHat function's do I use?
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I want to create a browser form that submits data to a sql database.
I'm going to start out with a form with two fields and a submit button. (very simple)
I'm no programmer, where is the best place to start looking for a very simple tutorial on building a web service to talk to a sql database?
I have access to visual studio 2008
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Skarn's reply was for using rules. Add the rule to the repeating group itself.
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Basically I have a comment box (rich text field) and when the form is loaded I copy the contents of that box into a temporary hidden box; then when a user submits the form with their new comments it appends the timestamp and then appends the contents to the temporary rich text field, and then finally it copies the contents from the temporary to ...
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Thank you for the response. I know I am probably being a little stupid, but I am not sure what this means. I am adding the fields in the rules area. Do I need to copy this code? What function is this? Sorry for being a little slow on this. Thank you again for your help
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An incremental number would probably require code. Think about the possibilities: what if the user closes the form without saving or submitting? You would need to reset the "next available" number. What if two users open the form at the same time? You'll need to have one of the users get x and the other user get x+1. So, in summary, ...
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Is your form Full trust or Domain security? Can you try changing that setting and see if the issue repros?