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The problem is that your schema is not properly defined. The key issue is that you are marking your individual elements as repeating (i.e. maxOccurs="unbounded"). These are not what gets repeated, it is the choice that gets repeated. If you did nothing other than remove the unbounded from element1 and element2, you'd stop getting ...
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Sadly, InfoPath does NOT support file attachment controls on secondary data sources--only on the main data source.
While it is possible to manually edit your XSL file to copy the XSL required to create an attachment control, binding it to your Web Service node, when you open the designer the control will appear broken, and when you preview or run ...
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We're still using VS05 internally. When I do Build | Publish, I get a 4th option, which is to create an installable template. However, you can still publish to a network location, and then design the resulting XSN and publish again from InfoPath 2007 itself as an installable template. When asked about the code, just choose ignore.
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I don't have any experience with the feature yet, but InfoPath 2010 provides a new feature to print multiple views at a time. Perhaps this will be helpful to you.
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I'm not a database expert, and know practically nothing of Access, however in SQL I believe you can write a trigger to copy out the previous row data when changes are made. Perhaps Access has something like that you can do?
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Glad to help. Sorry I couldn't offer a more useful solution.
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There's not direct way to do this--partly because you cannot insert new rows without code. Now you could do this with Qdabra qRules, which doesn't require you to write code, but does USE code (C#) to accomplish what it does. You can copy multiple rows from Excel and paste them into a text box, which the code would then parse, adding rows ...
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kagoodm,
What you experiencing is the expected behavior.
Your first setup creates an HTML representation of the form view, and attachments are not supported (thus they are not sent). Users can do whatever they want in the body of the email, as the form is just HTML.
Your second setup sends the entire form XML as an attachment, and when the user ...
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You are not alone in your anguish. I have this happen to me as well. Not always, but it does sometimes, and it can be very frustrating and annoying. I have not been able to trace down the source or cause of the issue. However, we could start to build a profile here. I have:
Intel Core2 Quad Q6600, 8GB RAM
Windows Vista Ultimate SP2 ...
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