InfoPath Dev

Hi, I currently have an InfoPath Form connected to a SharePoint List. When building the form, I've already checked off that this form will be managing multiple items in the list. I've read other forum posts on how to solve most of my issues but I'm having a few others. I have 2 repeating sections. The first section I only ...

Hey guys so I am having a little problem with a general popup window in my InfoPath form. I want to be able to show a popup window when a user clicks on a field (let me be clear that this field is a dated field so showing an expression box for a button clicked is not an option, or is it?). Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks so much. That worked for me. I did try that but I have some disabled  rules that were not allowing the rule underneath to fire.   Thanks Again Hilary! 

 You just need to disable the submit button if no event categories are selected? Is that what you are trying to do? If so, see attached screenshot - you could add conditional formatting to the submit button to disable it if all instances of the field are blank.

 Hi Folks it looks like I have run into the same issue.  I'm trying to look at the multi-select box called Product Categories Display so I can hide the submit button if it's not filled in. The way that control should work is that when an Event Category is selected the Event Sub Categories are displayed. These are filtered by ...

 It is my understanding that IT does not want to install the InfoPath 2013 when we upgrade to O365, and would not want to keep it on a few select machines for development.

Did you not understand my reply? You should not have to sign your template unless there is a reason to make it full trust. Do you know why the template is currently full trust?

I don't believe we have a release date yet. Is it not possible to keep InfoPath on a machine or two for form designers to use for making any changes?

 Can we create Microsoft info path template without code signing certificate. we are using Info path 2003

Hi Hilary. We currently have Office 2007, but will be upgrading to O365/O2016 next year. What we are trying to figure out is how to do form design (new or edit existing InfoPath forms) with FormsViewer and after removing InfoPath. It is my understanding that Qdabra is currently developing a browser-based designer to replace InfoPath, but no ...