Newbie Questions

Re: YES/NO Button

nukkumatti — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 07:21:00 GMT

Hi Michael,

just an idea. I would may be name the button "Task Done" or something. Then double click the button and click the "Edit Code"
button. Now use custom code to check if all your required fields are filled out correctly (e.g. field1 is a text box for which you want to test if it is filled or not)


if(XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(my:myFields/my:field1).text != "")
{
    XDocument.View.SwitchView("viewName");
}
else
{
    XDocument.UI.Alert("Your alert message");
}

Hope this helps

Re: YES/NO Button

madhuri — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 06:53:50 GMT

Hi

Here is the steps to hide and show the controls using Yes and No option buttons

1. Open form in designer mode
2. Go to Properties window of 'Task 2 Complete' section
3. click on Display tab
4. click on 'conditional formatting' button
5. click on 'Add' button
6. select the option radio button field in the first drop down box
7. select 'is not equal to' in the second dropdown box
8. Select Type a number' in third drop down box and enter '1'
9. Check 'Hide this control' check box
10. Click 'Ok' three times
11. Similarly Go to Properties window of the text Box
12. click on Display tab
13. click on 'conditional formatting' button
14. click on 'Add' button
15. select the option radio button field in the first drop down box
16. select 'is not equal to' in the second dropdown box
17. Select Type a number' in third drop down box and enter '0'
18. Check 'Hide this control' check box
19. Click 'Ok' three times
20. Save the form

YES/NO Button

mbaumhofer — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 19:30:07 GMT

I am trying to create a document with choices.

Here is a sample layout of what I am trying to do.

Is Task 1 complete?
(button) Yes (button) No

Would like to accomplish:
1) If they select "Yes" (button) it will take them to Is Task 2 complete?
2) If they select "No" (button) it will display an text error box to do (X before proceeding)

Then if they go to Task 2 the same thing and so on, and so on.