Hi Mark,
A quick question to better help me understand the context. Your post states that you created a customized form for adding new participants, since some of the fields aren't relevant when adding a new participant. Rather than creating a customized NewForm page, you could simply hide those fields via jQuery. If you think that is a viable approach, I could walk you through the code for hiding form fields, which of course can be made to work on EditForm and DisplayForm as well. At a higher level, this technique is extremely useful for dynamically displaying and hiding form fields based on user choices in other form fields, or perhaps based on the ID of the user who is adding/editing data.
Charles
A quick question to better help me understand the context. Your post states that you created a customized form for adding new participants, since some of the fields aren't relevant when adding a new participant. Rather than creating a customized NewForm page, you could simply hide those fields via jQuery. If you think that is a viable approach, I could walk you through the code for hiding form fields, which of course can be made to work on EditForm and DisplayForm as well. At a higher level, this technique is extremely useful for dynamically displaying and hiding form fields based on user choices in other form fields, or perhaps based on the ID of the user who is adding/editing data.
Charles
