InfoPath Dev

Hello,

I do not want to write code.

I have 2 dropdown lists. 

1) Supplier Category (100's of items)

2) Payment Terms (5 Entries) - Default is 25 Days EOM

Fine Print should be hidden in most cases.

Here is some code (Jade - see below) I wrote that works based on the the 2 dropdowns selected.

The Fine Print should only show if not 25 Days EOM and not one of the listed Supplier Categories.

As I can only build if Statements with 5 and/or in InfoPath, how to do this?

pawShowField();
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Created on 01 December 2010, by wakemanp
//
// Purpose:
//
// Changed On Changed By Reason
// ----------- ---------- -----------------------------------------------------------

// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
vars
     suppCat,
     pymtMthd: String;

begin

 read suppCat;
 read pymtMthd;
 
 if  pymtMthd = '25 Days EOM' then  //Default
     write 'Field Hidden';  //Fine Print Hidden
 else
     if  (suppCat = 'C120'
     or  suppCat = 'C130'
     or  suppCat = 'C210'
     or  suppCat = 'C310'
     or  suppCat = 'C340'
     or  suppCat = 'C430'
     or  suppCat = 'C490'
     or  suppCat = 'C520'
     or  suppCat = 'C580'
     or  suppCat = 'C700'
     or  suppCat = 'C750'
     or  suppCat = 'C760'
     or  suppCat = 'C770')
     and pymtMthd <> '25 Days EOM' then
           write 'Field Hidden';  //Fine Print Hidden
     else
           write 'Show Field';  //Fine Print Shows
     endif;
 endif;

end;

Fine Print:

PAW

Well, I know it's a bit of a hack, but just add a bunch of rules to your first dropdown list that sets a separate hidden field to be true if any of those SuppCats are selected. Then, add a conditional formatting rule to your "Fine Print" section that comparies that separate field and the second dropdown value and there you have it. The separate hidden field should be set to default to false.

No code needed.

And, actually, that 5 condition thing has a work around...

Change your final condition to read "The expression" and then go to town -- the only difficult bit is you have to write out the XPath yourself in the teeny tiny space. I'd suggest a text editor, then copy it in....

Thanks guys!  I will give it a shot.

PAW