InfoPath Dev

I have a template part with two fields, StartTime and EndTime.  They are formatted as time in format 9:46. I have a calculated field ("Total") that is also fomatted in the same way.  The XPath expression for it is... xdDate:AddSeconds(my:EndTime, -1 * (substring(my:StartTime, 1, 2) * 3600 + substring(my:StartTime, ...

Hi, When I create a template part with rules, I give each rule a meaningful name in the "Details for" field. After I add the template part to my form (add it as a custom control), all my rules of type "Validation" are renamed back to "Rule 1". The "Formatting" and "Action" rules all keep ...

Actually it is a worry for me. Since I have forms that contain hundreds of complex rules & default values, I use the "Rules Inspector" to create a pdf of all the form rules. I then use this pdf to check all my rules are correct and as a reference when creating similar rules on other forms. It's a lot easier to see all the ...

Hi, I downloaded the MinDate.xsn file from http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/19066/66217.aspx#66217  (it contains a formula to calculate the Minimum date in a repeating table) The formula is:  my:group1/my:group2[translate(my:field1, "-T:", "") = xdMath:Min(xdMath:Eval(/descendant-or-self::node()/my:field1[. != ...

Hi, I have a few questions in regards to the attachment control... 1.  How to I remove the border - it says there's no border, but in Print Preview, it shows a grey border. 2.  Is it possible to just show the filename when you have attached a file, not the file type and file size? 3. Is it possible to have a set width for ...

  It is very inconvenient if you have a large number of rules and take the time to give them meaningful names. As soon as you save and re-open your form, you have to go and rename all the rules you have previously created and all the new rules InfoPath has created. It is handy and saves time if you know under what ...

In regards to the previous statement "If you have a combination of "and" and "or" conditions, I think InfoPath won't split it to respect the possible complexity of the condition's logic.", Infopath does split the rule and that is my exact problem. I don't just think InfoPath will split the rule, I ...

  Neither of the options you suggested will work. I am extracting info from a data source and the fields need to be disabled & visible when a value can be pulled back. If there's no value for the field, then the user has to type one in. 

I am using InfoPath 2010 and have a number of fields that are disabled by rules on my form.I would have expected that when a field is disabled, that the cursor would not tab to this field, it should skip it. Is there any way to prevent tabbing to this field when it is disabled? (the tabbing still needs to work when the field is not disabled)

  After investigation, it appears that infopath will split any hide rule on a section that contains  a combination of "and" and "or" conditions. If the conditions are all "and" or all "or" , InfoPath won't split the hide rule. If the hide rule is on a field and contains a combination of ...