InfoPath Dev

Thank you. I've thought the same way.

here's the draft: first view with some checkboxes corresponding master table colunms and a button switching to next view second view with master/detail table, where master shows only those columns, which checkboxes were checked on the first view. is it possible? (the goal is to prevent overload page with large volume of data)

Thank you. I'll try it.

I've made a form with 1 drop-down list populated from Access database. Can I add or delete items using jscript? I tried to delete an item with removeChild function, but it says that I cannot remove node of type ATTRIBUTE.

Of course I want loop through the chidren, but that's not the explanation. I found that for...in works fine with objects made by script itself such as obj={''a'' : ''Athens'' , ''b'' : ''Belgrade'', ''c'' : ''Cairo''} but not with XDocument, XDocument.DOM.firstChild, eventObj and so on. It's a pity.

Sorry! I found the troublemaker... It's my antivirus :))) deactivating it solves the problem

Created a new form using data from Access database, which I have filled with some ''bla-bla-bla'' for a start. Can't view my own form because of security restrictions. Tried some workarounds (using certificate, regform.exe, editing xsl...). It helped in some cases. But after some time and some changes made in the form I have this problems again ...

Thanks, but it's js, not c# script Did I posted this in wrong forum?

How to find object with property having specified value? This code doesn't work function findPropertyByValue(needle, fObj) { var i; for(i in fObj){ if(fObj==needle) return i; } var success; if(fObj.firstChild!=null){ success=findPropertyByValue(needle, fObj.firstChild); if(success!=null) return ...