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You want to only display the comma if comName is not blank. Try using this formula:
concat(comName, substring(",", 1, (comName != "") * 1), comTitle[. != ""])
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Are you referring to property promotion? If so, then I don't think its possible to promote rich text. Only plain text is available. You could try using a list form instead which supports rich text as a column type. Otherwise, if you don't require property promotion then publishing the form to SharePoint should ...
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Glad to hear you were already considering going down that path. Good luck!
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The formatting rule always has to be on the control its hidden on. Your condition can specify any field however. So you can have the formatting on that section control trigger when the dropdown field changes. Its a little backwards from you're thinking, but hopefully that makes sense to you :) If you are still running ...
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Sure no problem. I've seen it done before, though not myself personally. All I know is that it does require some custom code to do it. If you do a quick search I'm sure something will come up :)
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Hi there,
Not sure what specifically you are asking help for. InfoPath can do all of what you mentioned above. 1 is pretty straight forward, but will require you to make the form from scratch likely. 2 you can connect to a database through data connections. 3 will require some custom code as InfoPath cannot do this out of the ...
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I would suggest using a multi line text box or rich text controls but seems you have already tried both options. You mention that you are experiencing issues with the rich text box. May I ask what specific issues those are? I would think if you want to capture alot of text then the rich text control would be the go to control for ...
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The client uses IE to render the form in the designer and filler. Sometimes 32bit IE and 64 bit IE will render slightly different. Different versions of IE will also render the forms differently as well. There was in face a big change from 7 to 8 when IE changed to their strict rendering. Definitely you should optimize for ...
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Perhaps this blog post could help out: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/infopath/archive/2007/02/26/passing-data-into-a-form-input-parameters.aspx
qRules also has an GetParameters function that you can use as well which means you don't have to write your own custom code.
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Choice groups and rules don't work too well together. Consider simply using 2 section controls instead. When the dropdown value is equal (or maybe not equal) to a certain value you want to hide the section control. Hope that solution works for you!