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Hey Skarn.
I would make your current fields repeating. Add one more field which tracks the current one or maybe a numeric that increments.
Reference the most current one for your submit data connection. I would add one more number field to your form which tracks the current record.
Then when the user adds a contact they can use an insert ...
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I want t make some validation rul that needs to do this
I have field EmplId and field Projid these fields have there own lookup on external datasources (xml files)
there is an adtional xml datasource that contains all accepted combinations of Emplid & Projid.
SO when the user selects his Emplid and next Projid, I ...
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G'day,
I have 3 fields 'name', 'email' and 'subject'
I created a submit data connection which gets it's email values from these fields. Works great as a 'enter email to send form to' type function on my form.
What I would really like is to have the form maintain a table of the email addresses that it has ...
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Hi all,
I have Browser enabled infopath form that get the current user profile via web service from sharepoint user profile that in turn comes from AD,
the solution works fine for a couple of months without any problem,but now I have a problem in which users can submit the form to the form library,but when
they trying to open the ...
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Hi David,
its infopath 2007.
But unfortunately this only works for repeating tables, but how about for usual/normal table rows, without any data associated with it, will it still work?
coz when I do a right click on a 'repeating' table row, the conditional fomatting option is displayed, but for normal table row its not ...
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Hi Gang,
Matt Faus wrote a very interesting article on grabbing SharePoint List data and caching it locally.
http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/matt/archive/2006/04/10/Allow-Offline-Use-of-a-SharePoint-List-by-Caching-Locally.aspx
Has anyone used this successfully? I tried it out and it does, in fact grab the data, but I can't figure out ...
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Greg / Albert / Clay:
Thank you so much. This forum is pretty amazing due to your kind of expertise. It is helping me ramp very quickly. Very much appreciated.
Chris
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Nice Albert.
Thanks for the post.
Another trick is create an image with the text and then use that trick but Albert's is better.
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Still not sure what you want.
so you want to add 5 years to 4/18/2008 and get 4/18/2013? Even though that is not 365x5 days?
If it is that simple you can use substrings and concatenate to create your date. Seperate the year, add the amount, and then concatenate it back together again.