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  • Re: Check boxes in a repeating table

    Hello, I don't know whether it is a problem only with me - but I don't receive notifications anymore when someone replies to a topic I am subscribed to. Anyway, it would be of great help even to be able to ''see'' the xml file behind the form in order to get an idea how to change the checked box's value. Could you please help me with ...
    Posted to Controls (Forum) by Monica on 09-26-2006
  • Re: Check boxes in a repeating table

    Hello, I still do not have access though to the value attribute of the checkbox - any idea how I could change its value to checked? Thank you, Monica
    Posted to Controls (Forum) by Monica on 09-26-2006
  • Re: Check boxes in a repeating table

    Hello, I am using Infopath 2003. Luckily, I also found a way round this. I add the secondary data source to my script like this: XDocument.DataObjects(''Languages'').DOM.setProperty(''SelectionNamespaces'', 'xmlns:prj=''http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/infopath/2003/dataFormSolution'''); where Languages is a Sharepoint list,and then, when ...
    Posted to Controls (Forum) by Monica on 09-25-2006
  • Trouble pulling yes/no values

    Hello, I have a form communicatiing with a sharepoint list and I have some trouble extracting the yes/no values from that particular list. I am using both radio buttons and checkboxes in order to be able to display values for a particular item. I noticed that sharepoint stores the yes/no fields as equal with -1 when selected (yes) and 0 when no ...
    Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by Monica on 09-21-2006
  • Check boxes in a repeating table

    Hello, I have a check box bound to a field in a secondary data source inside a repeating table. (to be more specific - I have a secondary data source with languages and I need to display the names in that list and to be able to multiple select). The problem is that I can't select the specific checkbox for it - how do I retreive the checkbox as a ...
    Posted to Controls (Forum) by Monica on 09-21-2006
  • Re: Check boxes taking values from a list

    Hello, I have found out the answer to my previous question. Please find here a full article on this matterhttp://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2004/09/24/233962.aspx
    Posted to Controls (Forum) by Monica on 09-21-2006
  • Re: Reset a form to default values

    Hello, Thank you for your fast response - but could you please be more specific. I would need to be able to do this without modifying the .xsn package. Regards, Monica
    Posted to General (Forum) by Monica on 09-13-2006
  • Filter repeating tables

    Hello, I have another question: how can I add a filter to a repeating table that is bound to a list in Sharepoint?I need a filter to sort the data the table is displaying. I have a table that is currently taking all the items in the Sharepoint list that were created by a specific user - I would also like to have the possiblitly to display these ...
    Posted to Controls (Forum) by Monica on 09-13-2006
  • Check boxes taking values from a list

    Hello, I have been trying to implement this the last day and I am not sure it can be done. I would like to have the language option in my form - where a user would be able to select multiple languages so I would have a list of languages and corresponding check boxes (for this I use a data connection to a sharepoint list where the language values ...
    Posted to Controls (Forum) by Monica on 09-13-2006
  • Reset a form to default values

    Hello, This question mught have already been answered but what I found on this topic does not suit exactly what I want. I would like to reset the fields in my form without using a reset button (like after submitting) - I can reset the text fields by selecting each node and adding node.text = '' ''; My main problem is how do I reset check boxes ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by Monica on 09-13-2006
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