Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 1 of 1 (4 items) Re: Delete current row from repeating table in Infopath 2010 webform on SPS 2010 hey Jimmy, The problem isn't with delete - that works perfectly in browser forms. The problem is that preceding-sibling::my:Task doesn't work in browser forms, so the above concat'd command won't work to delete the current row as it's recommend for in this thread. Instead it needs to be changed to ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by martinjgreen on 12-02-2012 Re: Delete current row from repeating table in Infopath 2010 webform on SPS 2010 Alright, I've resolved this. Essentially, the expression above won't work in a browser form (the count will give 0, then add one, deleting the first row). However the following will produce the desired behaviour in a browser form: concat("Delete ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by martinjgreen on 12-02-2012 Re: Delete current row from repeating table in Infopath 2010 webform on SPS 2010 No, the postback happened correctly, and the row was deleted BUT the preceding sibling axis evaluated as zero, so the +1 then always deleted the first row. I believe this is because it doesn't evaluate correctly in browser forms Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by martinjgreen on 12-02-2012 Delete current row from repeating table in Infopath 2010 webform on SPS 2010 Hi folks, I was trying to delete the current row in a repeating table using a button in the row itself with an action to run the command: concat("Delete /xpath=/my:ElectronicChangeControlForm/my:TaskSection/my:TaskTable/my:Task[", count(preceding-sibling::my:Task) + 1, "]") Which of course tested ok in the InfoPath client, ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by martinjgreen on 12-02-2012 Page 1 of 1 (4 items) Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.