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Any ideas why I am getting this error?
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You would think that this would be easier than this, but I am now getting an error on the set name rule that is on the repeating section.
Here is what I have for the 'set a fields value'. It's setting the strCountryName value to d:SharePointListItem_RW[count(current()/preceding-sibling::grpMarketCountry) + ...
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I am querying the data source on form load. Also, is there anything I need to change about this formatting rule that is on the sections to make it work with a list data connection? count(current()/preceding-sibling::my:group2) > count(xdXDocument:GetDOM("States")/states/state) div 3
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I did this and have set it up but I am getting my values for the repeating section from a Sharepoint list. So far I am not having any luck with it adding the sections. There is no error in the error node either. So at the end of the string concat("Insert /parent=/my:myFields/my:group1 /child=my:group2 /count=", count(state)) ...
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Thank you so much. I am hoping that in doing this I can get it to lay out in columns because in a columnar format would make the form too long. The example I included in the first post is the actual list of countries that need to be displayed.
And that sentence made about as much sense as anything I have heard today. I actually meant to ...
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Thanks, that would be extremely helpful as I am not sure what I would be inserting. A repeating section with a check box or a repeating table with check boxes? An example would be really helpful.
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I had thought about that which is what actually triggered my post. I wasn't able to find any topic that referenced dynamically creating the repeating group/table on form load based on the entries in the list. I thought that it should be something I could do with Qrules, but wanted to get the expert opinion.
I am open to try whatever ...
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And here I thought I was doing so good and giving all the information and I left out a critical piece! It is indeed a browser form.
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It's a little too much to put in the title, but I am trying to determine the best way to approach my newest challenge. I am hoping you can direct me to the best path.
Here is what I have and what I need to do with it.
Have:
1. List with Regions and countries assigned to those regions
2. Infopath ...
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We have a form that loads extremely slow. Upwards of several minutes to load. We have tracked this back to one of our drop down lists. This is a cascading drop down setup that has 8 fields. The list has 2341 entries in it and it has been indexed. I know that people have forms that deal with extensive amounts of data. How can we ...