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I have a form with a complex repeating section. There are three sets of default values that the section can have. I created three different sections in the data tab of the repeating section. I modified the defaults for each section. I noticed if the default was plain text, each section maintained its unique default. ...
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The funny thing is that if I run the code in a stand alone Script it Works without any problems
why not in InfoPath
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Glad to hear you got it working!
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All right, now.
Thank you.
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Thanks for your reply, trying to stay away from code (not one of my strong areas). Got aroung the problem by using optional sections (5), not the best solution but it works!
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You need to go into the Repeating Table Properties dialog box, Display tab, and select the Show Filter Icon To Indicate Filtered Items check box.
Then, since you followed the previous instructions for removing the filter attributes from the manifest.xsf file (I thought you were using read-only tables) you will need to copy your filters to notepad ...
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that worked great! thankyou very much
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Panaretos ,
Instead of using the default value, set a rule for e1:
1. Set a condition for the rule (e1 is greater than 0 and less than 2).
2. Use the rule to set a value of f1 to 2-e1
Hope that helps.
Cheers,
Ren
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For Some reason I can't post the Sample Code, I get an error from the InfoPathDev site
baisicly try in to get a group list for a user.
'LDAP querys
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arrMemberOf = objGroup.GetEx("member") ' <--------- This is where the Error is pointing
Any Ideas???
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Hopefully someone know what I'm doing wrong.
the Error I'm getting is:
The directory property cannot be found in the cache