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How to change the focus from a script

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keith brickey - 08 Dec 2004 00:54 GMT
Is the a way, in script to change the focus to the previous row in a
repeating table?

Thanks,

Keith
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP] - 09 Dec 2004 00:07 GMT
If you are working with a master/detail control, check out the InfoPath Dev Example titled, "Select a Master Table Row via Code". But I don't know that this will select it for editing.

If you are working with a normal table, then you will need to select a control within the table, and I'm not sure that you can do this at all.

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Is the a way, in script to change the focus to the previous row in a
repeating table?

Thanks,

Keith
Steve van Dongen [MSFT] - 09 Dec 2004 01:59 GMT
>If you are working with a master/detail control, check out the InfoPath Dev Example titled, "Select a Master Table Row via Code". But I don't know that this will select it for editing.
>
>If you are working with a normal table, then you will need to select a control within the table, and I'm not sure that you can do this at all.
>
>Is the a way, in script to change the focus to the previous row in a
>repeating table?

Use SelectNodes with the particular repeated node that you want
selected.

Regards,
Steve
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