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Correct - rows are dynamic... they can be added, removed, whatever. Or in the case of InfoPath 2007, you can use the horizontal control which allows columns to be dynamic. But there is no control which allows both columns and rows to be dynamic. InfoPath 2003 only supports dynamic rows (unless you hack the XSL to make it dynamic columns).
What ...
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Great, let me know the results.
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More questions to help me understand...
What exactly is stored in TOC/toc_repeating_table/field1 ?? The reason I ask, is I'm wondering if your TOC can/should just be another repeating table in the view, bound to the same cube node. The TOC *SHOULD* be based off your existing structure, not off a secondary structure.
So you have a repeating group ...
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I am new to this form and hope to contribute as much as I learn.
But for now I have a question.
I am writing this in the hopes that someone here comes up with answer before
I figure this out.
Two data sources -
Main Connection is a table with fields A1, A2 and A3
Secondary Data Connection - S1,S2, S3
I created a repeating table to display ...
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Thanks, this was exacly what i was looking for .... !
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That is one way -- probably the easiest. The other way is to use insertBefore() or appendChild() functions to add the nodes. But, of course, they must be valid nodes for that WebService query parameters. It's probably safest to just do like you already did.
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I just ran some tests and it looks like I gave some misleading information earlier. XDocuments(0) is NOT always the current document, but rather the first document open. In your case though, since Form A was open first, that would indeed be XDocuments(0). However, for Form B, you don't want to use XDocuments(1) as this will point you back to ...
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In further experimentation, I found that if I upload the new version of the form template (with the ''Always'' postback option) via Central Administration, then it works. If I use the target web site and deactivate the feature, upload the new version, then reactivate the feature, it doesn't pick up the changes.
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rpowell4600 & homeguard,
Here is a good document from the Microsoft Office Online that discusses how to use one button to submit to multiple locations at the same time:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath/HA012073751033.aspx
Hope that helps
Ted
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thats a good question rpowell4600. I am wondering that too, how do you make one button submit a form to a Sharepoint libaray and email it out?