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Multiple Appearances of Same Set of Option Buttons Not Working

Last post 01-15-2013 12:02 PM by nkstrou. 1 replies.
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  • 01-15-2013 10:45 AM

    Multiple Appearances of Same Set of Option Buttons Not Working

     I have an InfoPath 2010 filler form that has on view 3 a set of 4 option buttons which I have called optEnvironment.  They aren't in a repeating table or anything like that, just standalone.  Each option button has been set to a different text value - let's say Text A, Text B, Text C, and Text D.

    I have pulled optEnvironment in on view 6 and set the control as a textbox and if I set optEnvironment to Text A, my textbox shows Text A just fine.  However, if I pull in optEnvironment on view 8 and set the control as a 2nd set of 4 option buttons, then when I mark an option button on view 3, I see the correct text in the textbox on view 6, but the option buttons on view 8 remain unmarked. I know I could change optEnvironment on view 8 to a completely different control, say another textbox, and run an action rule on optEnvironment on view 3 to set this textbox's value, but I'm wondering if anyone can tell me why picking an option button on view 3 doesn't automatically set the same option button on view 8, since it's the same data and identical controls.  Call it a point of curiosity.

    Thanks!

    nkstrou

    An imprecisely defined requirement has an infinite number of possible solutions. Unfortunately, only about a maxiumum of 3 solutions are actually satisfactory to the end user.
  • 01-15-2013 12:02 PM In reply to

    Re: Multiple Appearances of Same Set of Option Buttons Not Working

     Never mind - answered my own question.  Turns out the option buttons on View 8 were actually unbound.  Once I bound them to optEnvironment, they worked when I would set a value for optEnvironment on View 3.  D'oh!

     

    nkstrou

    An imprecisely defined requirement has an infinite number of possible solutions. Unfortunately, only about a maxiumum of 3 solutions are actually satisfactory to the end user.
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