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Interesting solution. I don't really see an issue for this. What are you concerned about?
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Take a look at Shiraz's post here:
http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/shiraz/archive/2007/08/16/best-way-to-launch-forms-from-web-pages.aspx
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Have you tried changing how you are opening the InfoPath form?
http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/shiraz/archive/2007/08/16/best-way-to-launch-forms-from-web-pages.aspx
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Hi IMStac,
Sorry for the delay.
My guess is that it's the surrounding table cell. Are you selecting that or just the inner table?
If you move the table outside of the table cell it's in, and select the entire thing and change it, does it work?
Another idea is changing the width of the columns that make it up. That might be the issue ...
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Hi Pablo and welcome,
Google translated your post to:
Hi all, my question is this. I have made an InfoPath 2007 form that is bound to an Access database. What I want is for you to complete certain data on my form the program takes these data to perform search in the database.
For example, the user enters the name of a product and the ...
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Hi Funniegrrl and sorry about the delay (btw: we look at un-responded posts on a weekly basis so responding to your post means we ignored it again)....
Have you tried adding the list to your form anew to see if it detects the list schema correctly? That's the only thing I can thing of. Modifying the data connection could also do the trick, ...
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I'm sorry for the delay but I can't think of any good options. I'm sure there is Exchange software that can do this kind of a thing, but it's not really related to InfoPath.
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Hi Eric and thank you very much for responding to your own post with this gem.
I am personally thankful that you reminded me of this fact, since I seem to have forgotten, but your summary is very concise and a great warning to people.
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Hi Greg,
Thanks for your patience.
We looked at the Change History XTP in our class (see attached for 2010 version). This control adds a section to your main data source with default data. The trick is to remember where it is when adding. The default rows give you "room to add" without having to use qRules or code to insert ...
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Microsoft targeted IE7, Firefox and Chrome when they were developing InfoPath Form Services. No wonder those work better. I don't think those have changed as much recently.