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the dll of the code are stored in C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\TEMPLATE\FEATURES\ your template name location on the server
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Yes, you can have as many buttons as you want. The key is to have different data connections associated with those different buttons.
It sounds like you currently have one data connection for multiple buttons.
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XPathNodeIterator listItemNav = this.MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().Select("repeating table xpath", this.NamespaceManager);
int j = listItemNav.Count;
this should do it
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are you having cross domain data connections on your from. can you just try creating a sample template having only one repeating table and a drop down associated with it. and publish it and let me know if the error occurs...
this error mainly occurs when u have cross domain data connections and your forms in not "full trust"
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Good day
I’m developing a form that has a repeating table in a repeating section. I was hoping to use qrules to populate the repeating table from a filtered SharePoint list (the filter will be in the repeating section). I can get the first repeating table to populate but not subsequent repeating tables in the repeating sections.
Anyone know of ...
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when you publish a form with managed code, where does the code live in SharePoint?
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Hi. The error is LogID: 6932. It is a general error. It is not specific to my form.
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Forum Not found error!
Help!
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I have managed to bypass it by using try and catch, but I still want to know if there is another way to bypas it. Thank you!
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Hello,
I didn't find any full proof solution for the same. I think i need to generate my own solution for the same.
Meanwhile, if you all find anything for my help, let me know that!
Cheers!