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If you open the properties dialog for the textbox or the field in the taskpane, you can select True/False (boolean) as its datatype.
BTW, you don't have to have the field represented as a control (textbox) in your form in order for it to exist and serve its purpose within the data source.
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If you created the calculating field as a Boolean field, the condition dialog should let you select between TRUE and FALSE in the right-hand dropdown box. That calculating = false() that you have there doesn't look right to me.
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Hm, seems to work in this template.
Could you attach a screenshot of the dialog where you set up the condition, or the whole XSN if you don't mind sharing it?
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Well, to the best of my knowledge this is not doable with JScript. I would suggest pursuing either (a) Using a web service to provide this functionality if it's something like performing calculations, or (b) Looking into using managed code (C# or VB.NET), which will allow you to have multiple code files in your solution, including a ...
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Are you saying that you want it to show an error and it's not showing an error? What exactly is the problem?
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Why not simplify this all by creating these 6 conditions as rules on those 5 fields, using the option Stop executing rules if this condition is met?
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Hello tafavorite,
You can use conditional formatting to hide or make these fields read only based on the condition secondField [does not contain] firstField.
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There are tools to disassemble a .NET DLL and return them to some human-readable format. I haven't tried them myself and I reckon it would take a fair amount of know-how to use. Mr. Brocksieper is correct that there's no way to get back the original .cs without finding it somewhere.
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Hello UdayaHerath,
Yes, InfoPath's behavior with dropdown boxes is that if the field has a value that's not available in the box, it will display it until the user selects something else.
I'm not sure what you mean by this: "After I load the application again it want through an error also". Could you clarify ...
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I have looked into this in the past, but to the best of my knowledge there isn't a way to do this. Might I suggest putting these values in some centralized location (e.g. a SharePoint list, webservice, or XML file secondary data source - the first two would be better than the third), where you can easily manage and change these ...