InfoPath Dev

I have the same question... where did the arrow keys go.. I used to be able to move around the repeating tables cells using the up/down/left/right keys..   I have some of my users complaining about this also.   Did Microsoft do an update between infopath2007 and now that removed the functionality by mistake?

Your populate nested repeating table code really helped me, exactly what I was trying to do also, thanks. this might also help someone to see the xml structure of your data when you manually save you data to an xml file:public void SaveXML(string filePath, string sourceXpath) {XPathNavigator myRoot = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator(); ...

any progress on this? I'm looking for a way to set each tooltip on a textbox in a table repeater.

did anybody find a solution to his yet?   I made a solution:1) Use windows API to disable the form close button...    http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/sharepointinfopath/thread/257f186f-3ab3-4ac4-9553-f71d100ad297 2) Disable the toolbars using code from google.. 3) put a button on the form for the user to close ...

did anybody find a solution to his yet? did anybody find a solution to his yet?   I made a solution:1) Use windows API to disable the form close button...    http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/sharepointinfopath/thread/257f186f-3ab3-4ac4-9553-f71d100ad297 2) Disable the toolbars using code from google.. 3) put a ...

yes I have the same problem, anybody got a fix for this?

I too have the same concern, where is the close event in InfoPath 2007 so I can force the user to save. did anybody find a solution to his yet?   I made a solution:1) Use windows API to disable the form close button...    ...

whats wrong with doing it like this?  InfoPath itself is just xml, xsd, xsf and xpath,  exporting as xml is as simple as tieing your shoelaces. you can even export just portions, or in whole... XPathNavigator myRoot = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator(); XPathNavigator node = myRoot.SelectSingleNode("/myFields", ...