InfoPath Dev

Hi Nick, In your print view (assuming that you are starting from the same UI as the data entry side), you can change your repeating section to a regular section (Right-click / Changed To). Doing this, only the first instance of your data will be displayed. You can modify the print view this way to fit your needs. Does it make ...

Hi Nick, Can you tell us why a separate Print View doesn't work for you? It looks like this combined with code behind should do the trick. Regards, Franck Dauché

Mika, If you are confortable with managed code, you can even call a WS from your own code, bypassing the built-in mechanism. But, for now, I would go with what Patrick suggested. Regards, Franck Dauché

Hi, I think that Greg is referring to the built-in datepicker control. He is talking about playing around with the '<div class=''xdDTPicker''...' section in the XSL file. Regards, Franck Dauché

Hi Mika, How are you inserting your data? Maybe you could use a Web Service which would return IDs. Regards, Franck Dauché

Matt is right, you should look into integration with Outlook. No use to re-invent the wheel if you can exchange data with Outlook. In any case, it won't be trivial and will involve a lot of Managed Code behind. Good luck! Regards, Franck Dauché

Hi Abhishek, Something may be wrong with your schema. To check that it is working: - Create a new blank form. - Drag-n-Drop a Repeating Section (from your ''Controls'' Task Pane) on your main View. - Inside the repeating section, Drag-n-Drop 1 textboxe You should have: myFields group1 group2 <-- repeating field1 Use the code that I ...

Hi, You can develop an InfoPath template using scripting behind. You don't have to use VS to do your development, you can just use InfoPath itself. In that case, the xsn will contain an js file rather than a dll and will be Framework independent. Regards, Franck Dauché

Hi Adam, Did you try to delete the above part from your schema and re-create it from scratch? You can add items one at a time to see if one makes your form choke. Regards, Franck Dauché

Hi Jay, Looks like you would just need to loop through your repeating sections, so, you wouldn't have to change the code each time a row is added. You can display the metrics on a separate View and use the MSE to write your code. Go to Tools / Programming / MSE. There you can loop through a repeating section using: var nodeList = ...