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Why don't you give the hint by a simple text like: ''Click here for details''? Hope I didn't understand you wrong.
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Hi,
Thanks for your suggestions...
Thanks,
E. Rajasekar.
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Hi. When I created my InfoPath form from an SQL dataconnection, 3 schemas were generated.
A main schema and a schema each for the datafields and queryfields that is used by the main schema as references.
My question is simple, what do I promote using quick promotion? The fields on the main schema that references the datafield schema or the ...
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You can use an HTML taskpane and use the <input type=''password''> to catch the password.
Another way is to use a regular textbox and set the text color to the same color as the background color. I've found this solution to provide enough security with a little simpler process.
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Matt Faus
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Hi,
How do I add password input field in infopath..?
I checked text box properties..looks like it doesn't support masking of user input.
Thanks,
E. Rajasekar.
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Hi,
I am using master/detail tables in my application. I would like to change mouse pointer to hand icon when user brings mouse over master table. Or is there any other way to provide hint to user that he should click on master table to see the details..?
Thanks,
E. Rajasekar.
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I found an error in my example above: If you do like I suggested the ddl will reapear if you enter data in the textbox other than ''Other''. You have to do your conditioning on every single element in your ddl. It's a little effort but it's worth it :D
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Yes, you can do this without using code. However, you'll have to do it in two steps: Multiply col1 by col2 and store in col3 and then sum all of the col3s.
Say you have 3 columns in a repeating table. Col1 and Col2 will be the input columns and Col3 = Col1 * Col2. The function in Col3 can be obtained by doing ''Insert field or group...'' for Col1 ...
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Glad you got it to work.
Regards,
Franck Dauché
InfoPathDev
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Hi, Patrick. I have pretty much the same scenario as uappssean in his previous post, but with an added dimension to it.
Let's say instead of summing a single field in a repeating table, I want to multiply field1 by field2 in the same repeating table, and then summing the resulting product and displaying the aggregate value in an expression box ...