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I have a ddl with a, b and c for choices. How do I filter the selected choice to only show the choices remaining.
If A is selected, how do I make it to only show choices B and C in the ddl.
Thanks!
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Hola q tal a todos
soy principante en lo q respecta a infopath
el problema q tengo es al conectarme a un archivo de base de datos.
en .net
no se si alguien tenga info.
sobre esto.
lo que busco hacer es guardar los datos a una base de datos una vez que se aya llenado el formulario.
de antemano.
lo que busco tambien es hacer consultas ya ...
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Hi Clay,
thanks for the quick response. If I get you write, I need to add an additional column to my Products table called "Selected" or something. Then I need to write the "X" to the database ?
Could you paste your XPath search string to get the row which the user selected. I am struggling with the XPath syntax (or. ...
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Thanks for your help. I will keep looking for that code and post the example if I find it.
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I am not aware nor have heard of any performance difference regarding views. InfoPath loads and renders everything up front either way.
I do not have an example fo code for changing focus you would have to do a search for that.
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If I break my form up into multiple views, will it slow down the loading of my form. Currently, using one long form, seemed to be the fastest way to load the form so that all the form validation is limited. Now, if I have misunderstood this concept, please let me know.
Thanks!
PS: Do you know the code to put behind the onlick ...
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Hey Bill, Thats a great question.
I think standard practice would be to break up your form into multiple views or sections. Then you could use buttons to switch to other views. Another option is to put your controls into sections and then hide / unhide these sections as neccessary (colapse / uncollapse). You also can tailor ...
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What I have typically done is added a field to my DB table that is a flag column or used another field in the table for this purpose.
Then my add button has a rule to update this field to x when checked. Next it copies the row where the field = x to your new section. And finally reset all fields to not x or default.
You should ...
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I do not think there is a way to control the validation by view. However you can implement validation manually. If you have a field that you want these properties for then you can turn off the validation and use rules to perform your own validation. With either messages when the field value changes letting the user know the ...
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When you mark the whole view read-only it does them all. You would need to set them individually otherwise.