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Do you mind attaching what you have thus far to a reply? Under the Options tab, you can attach a file. It may help others understand a bit better what you are trying to do, and help you without having to create a sample form.
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Ah, for repeating, you'll need to use the current() function in your XPath. Please see the modified attached sample....
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Unfortunately, I don’t think that is the best solution. It may be alright while I am the only one designing the forms. But if someone else comes along to work on the same form, they will have no idea what is going on.
Plus, the field in question also get promoted to the workflow. Which would add even more confusion.
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Hi Sylke,
as already said verify that your form template does not have any query data connections. You cannot publish a form template to a list of e-mail message recipients if the form template contains a query data connection. If you need to display data from an external data source, store the data from the external data source in a resource ...
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Hi Hilary!
Thank you so much for your response. I had tried that before posting and while it does work, I found that it does not work when the data is in a repeating table. Each expression box only shows the first entry. Is there a way to get around this issue? Thanks!
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Hello lenovo27,
SharePoint Designer has support for publishing Web sites to a variety of Web servers using a variety of publishing protocols. SharePoint Designer can publish through the HTTP protocol to Web servers running FrontPage Server Extensions or Windows SharePoint Services, and publish through FTP, WebDAV, or the file system to any Web ...
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I made a basic HTML and CSS website for a friend who owns a domain name through godaddy.com. I tried to publish it and it wouldn't take, because I don't think he suscribes to a web server service through them, just a domain name.
If he subscribes to a web server service through them, will I be able to publish the site through ...
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Add an expression box. For the value, use the secondary data source that provides the values to your Gender drop down list. Add a filter, so that Gender ID in your secondary drop down list is equal to the field in your main data source that is bound to the drop down fed by your secondary data source.
Samples speak louder than words, so see ...
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Well, I'm not sure how you expect to access data from a file that doesn't exist, which is what your code is apparently trying to do. Could you give a bit more detail about what you're trying to do?
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Hello,
I am using InfoPath 2007 and I have a repeating table which has the following columns.
1. Question Number (Textbox, whole number type)
2. Question Name (Textbox, string type)
3. Answer (Radio Button, whole integer type). This has Yes, No and N/A as
4. Score (Textbox, integer type)
5. Comment (Textbox, string type)
I have a XML file ...