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My guess is that it's not the browser, but rather the browser security settings. I use only IE7 and IE8, and this web service is in every form I build. It works in IE 6-8 with no problems, so at least with knowing that info, it should be easier to troubleshoot. I'd start by checking the zone settings on those browsers to ...
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Ok, totally fine if you want code in the form, but it's best to avoid code unless absolutely necessary. I make all of my forms without code unless they have qRules in them. :)
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Thanks alot for you response, we will target only Windows users in this aspect. Will explore more on this.
Appreciate if you share any online resources on this.
Thank you once again.
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It has a copy table function that I wish I'd had when I was first working with InfoPath and didn't write code, that's for sure. And no, what you are doing doesn't sound crazy -- but when I looked at your sample I thought "huh", since your sample showed all the same fields. Made me curious.
The problem you may have with ...
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Hello,
I hit a block working on a form with a repeating table.
I want to select a row out of a predefined table and run calculations on other fields in that row, currently my form only uses the first row of the table for the calcuations.
I linked the HallName drop down box to the data source (should it be linked to the table or the ...
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Hi Hillary,
It is actually different information. What I am doing is taking orthodontic (braces and stuff) general information (part number, category, etc.) in one of the tables and then in the other table it contains preweld perscription information that is unique per customer. In essenence some of the data is the ...
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Thank you! I didn't even think of that...
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Nope, the default save behavior is an IP 2007 template. If you want it to be 2003 compat, you need to save as and select the InfoPath 2003 Form Template option.
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This sample (IP2003) uses the OnContextChanged event to determine when a hyperlink inside a section has been clicked. You'd need to update to 2007 OM, and I haven't tested it in a browser form, but I think the general idea would work for you.
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Hi -- you can't add rows to a new table without code (or qRules, currently free and available here). But I'm curious -- why the two repeating groups in your data structure if they both collect the same information?