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MS Office Forum / General MS InfoPath Questions / October 2005Tab Order in repeating table
I have a repeating table that has 2 rows for each record. I set the tab order to the following: row1/cell1,row1/cell2,row2/cell1,row2/cell2 This works fine for the 1st row but when I add a row, the tab starts in row1/cell1 but then goes to row1/cell2 of the previous line... What's up with that!!! Arrgggghhh.... Tim Philomeno, Sparling, Inc. Your tab order only applies to the first row in the repeating table unless you use code and the current() function to enable it. Do a search on this discussion board for current() and look at the examples. > I have a repeating table that has 2 rows for each record. I set the tab > order to the following: row1/cell1,row1/cell2,row2/cell1,row2/cell2 [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Tim Philomeno, Sparling, Inc. In general setting the tab order manually is a bad idea in InfoPath -- especially in repeating controls. The better thing to do is to use layout tables to get your tab order.  SignatureGreg Collins [InfoPath MVP] Please visit: http://www.InfoPathDev.com I have a repeating table that has 2 rows for each record. I set the tab order to the following: row1/cell1,row1/cell2,row2/cell1,row2/cell2 This works fine for the 1st row but when I add a row, the tab starts in row1/cell1 but then goes to row1/cell2 of the previous line... What's up with that!!! Arrgggghhh.... Tim Philomeno, Sparling, Inc. |
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