InfoPath Dev

Is anyone aware of a method to alter the size of the radio button used in the forms? I am deploying a form for use on Surface tablets. The size of the current radio button makes it difficult to select. I've already tried turning the screen resolution down. However, I can't go further without compromising the rest of the ...

 Hi Hilary, I am not. IP is 2010 and Outlook is 2007. Bummer. I was hoping that the email would include the PDF files.  I am not changing the view at all. The button simply is on the bottom of the current view and when clicked, the form is submitted through the email data connection.

I know this has been discussed several times on here before. But in looking through those posts, I'm still unable to solve my issue.  The problem I am having is that I need to take my current view and submit it as an email. I don't need to attach the xml as the recipient does not have InfoPath.  I currently have my Data ...

Thanks for the idea, Mel! I'm going to do that!

I'm trying to figure out a way to open an existing form from a different library using a button in a filler form. For example, I have nameField1 in my filler form. I am looking to open a form in a different library with the same identifying nameField. So I would want the button to look in the second library for a record with nameField1 ...

Quick question. I have two xsn files. I need to merge one into another. I've tried extracting the files, importing the xml into the data set for the second. However, when I copy all of the layout features, it results in all of the controls being unbound. I've got a couple hundred controls on this view, so I would prefer to not have to ...

I am try to filter the results of a repeating section. Specifically, within the repeating section, I have a text box formatted as an integer. I want to only disply the repeating section content where the text box contains the max value. I've attempted to filter the results with the condition: textbox1 equal to max(textbox1). This ...

Thanks for the very quick response. In working with the formula, I needed modify your suggestion to get the rounding and decimal placement correct in the final value. (100 * substring-before(IncomingTime, ":") + (substring-after(IncomingTime, ":") / 60) * 100) / 100 But things are working swimmingly. Thanks ...

Sorry about reopening a fairly old thread. I'm having an issue with converting times involving 5 mintue intervals. For instance, when I convert 1:05 (h:mm), it is computed as 1.8. The code formula I'm using is: concat(substring-before(IncomingTime, ":"), ".", round(100 * substring-after(IncomingTime, ":") / ...

Would you go through an XML editor to hard code this?