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Hi and welcome to forums,
Verify the text box properties. Follow the below steps.
1. Go to text box properties.
2. Go to Display tab.
3. Check Multi line check box. Also check Wraptext check box.
4. Select expand to show all text in scrolling drop down.
5. Click ok to close the properties window.
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Hi,
We can prevent the user to delete the row when there is only one row using the on before change event. Once follow the below code (This is in C#).
[InfoPathEventHandler(MatchPath = " /my:myFields/my:group1/my:group2", EventType = InfoPathEventType.OnBeforeChange)]
public void group2_OnBeforeChange(DataDOMEvent e)
{
if ...
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Thanks for the reply Patrick. It is really appreciated.
As you say there are limitations with MS products and interfacing between them, and the printer etc.
I am sooo involved with the MS Access. And the hours involved in converting to SQL would be terrible.
I am only using the Access as a database. Holding all the data I am designing in ...
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Unfortunately a filter is not a very good choice for us - we need our users to be able to choose from all of the items in the database.
Would it be better to render the items differently? maybe not use a drop down box?
Thanks again.
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You can attach files to posts in the Options tab (don't use Quick Reply).
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How do I attatch my .xsn to this thread?
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No problem. You just need to add a rule that switches the view upon opening the form by going to Tools > Form Options > Open and Save > Rules. Set a rule to switch the view based off whatever metadata you prefer. You may use a hidden Submitted field that has a flag set to true upon first submission maybe, and then ...
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Filter the data in sql before pulling it inti infopath. Base the filter off some selection in the form maybe.
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Show us your template maybe?
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Maybe use the QRule from Qdabra that checks for errors, and then put conditional formatting on your button that disables it unless errors = 0. I haven't tried this yet, but it's an idea I'll be trying very soon.