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Logic Inspector continues to show rules and calculations after they have been deleted

Last post 10-09-2007 07:26 AM by adamrharding. 1 replies.
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  • 10-09-2007 06:07 AM

    • sbare
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    Logic Inspector continues to show rules and calculations after they have been deleted

    I created a form template that included rules and calculations. Later I deleted the rules and one calculation, but they still appear in the Logic Inspector. I believe they are the source for an error I am getting but don't know how to completely clear them from this template.

  • 10-09-2007 07:26 AM In reply to

    Re: Logic Inspector continues to show rules and calculations after they have been deleted

    Hi

    I have only just started dabbling in InfoPath 2007 myself but would guess that publishing the template should remove the history.  The only thing left then would be the errors.  I have just created and tried out your issue and cannot recreate the problem, the logic inspector deletes the rules and all other validation and calculation as soon as I delete them from the form.  My only other theory is that there might be two templates with the changes on one but not on the other.

    I would like it if you could test out a new blank form create a repeating table and add in a secondary data source.  make the first control a DD-Box and fire a rule off it to set the next fields value.  Then make the thrid text field's default value relevant to the DD-List.  Logic Check them and then delete them and I would not be at all surprised if they are removed from the logic checker the next time you look.

    I believe it can only be due to confusion in the templates or maybe if the form is fully trust, thus when you use it and haven't re-installed it it woudl not be updated.  I am sorry I can only guess but it is a farily unusual state of affairs.

    I hope this helps

    Adam

     

    Adam Harding
    Wales
    UK
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