I was trying to apply the information in the post from June 2005 from Kfrost.
Could you please clarify that you are using Infopath pulling from a SQl Table?
Also are you using VBScript for programming?
If your scenario is simple enough and you've bound your form to the database,
you can do this without writing any code (except for in formulas). I've
written a "recipe" describing how to sequentially page through an Access
database table using rules and filters, and posted it
(http://enterprise-solutions.swits.net/infopath/sequential-db-table-record-naviga
tion.htm).
Converting this solution to use a SQL Server table shouldn't be a problem.
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S.Y.M. Wong-A-Ton
> I was trying to apply the information in the post from June 2005 from Kfrost.
> Could you please clarify that you are using Infopath pulling from a SQl Table?
> Also are you using VBScript for programming?
Oakridge - 20 Jan 2006 13:15 GMT
This is great! I had gotten some of the rules but the position rule did the
trick. Thanks for your reply!
>If your scenario is simple enough and you've bound your form to the database,
>you can do this without writing any code (except for in formulas). I've
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>> Could you please clarify that you are using Infopath pulling from a SQl Table?
>> Also are you using VBScript for programming?