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hi, I have a problem... I need change the text box label when the form load (for example). If the form is new I wat that the command button label is set to ''Save'' but it is old the label set to ''Update''
Any idea¿¿??
Thanks
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quote:Originally posted by bslaght
I have a form with a repeating table that contains a row with a ew dropdown boxes and a few text boxes.
Currently when the user select DropDown A it populates textbox A with the value. (That parts works fine)
Then what I want to do, is depending on what textbox A gets populated with (eg: H600 or H660, etc) I ...
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Ummm...Thanks for the clarification. It helps. What you are explaining makes sense. You SubmitData webservice is pushing that data in. I will make an assumption that you are generating the ID in the DB as should be doing. That ID is not going to get back to your InfoPath form for free :-) One thing that comes to mind is your Submit Data web ...
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Within Sharepoint there are various groups of users (Reader, Contributor, Web Designer, et al). Is there any programatic way of determining what group the current user is part of?
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In my situation the same user may have different roles. What is most important to me to know is who is opening the form: same person who created it, who approved it or someone else. But I found conditional formatting usefull in my situation too. I set button to ''hide'' comparing form's field values to secondary source values (user ID returned by ...
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I have a form with a repeating table that contains a row with a ew dropdown boxes and a few text boxes.
Currently when the user select DropDown A it populates textbox A with the value. (That parts works fine)
Then what I want to do, is depending on what textbox A gets populated with (eg: H600 or H660, etc) I want dropdown B to be filtered to ...
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Hi Craig and welcome to our forum,
What kind of e-mail client do they have? In general, you are right. InfoPath needs Outlook on the client to send e-mail. However, you may be able to write some code in the form template to do an HTTP post or something. Another option would be a SharePoint event handler.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi absMing,
There's also the Smart Combo box control that we sell - check out Downloads->Free for an evaluation version.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi ZenLikeMe and welcome to our forum,
There are some scenarios where opening a new form is the right thing to do, but for sub-sections of your form, I would add sections that hide/show based on a condition, or like Franck suggests, switch to a different view. You can also look at the taskpane.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi TruSouthrnPlaya and welcome to our forum!
Open the form in the InfoPath designer and double click on the field that is giving you grief. Check out the validation conditions. If you can't fix from there, do what Franck says and add another binding. You can re-validate the new binding using a regular expression based on IP format.
Patrick ...