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It's definitely not normal behavior. If you preview and the option is disabled, it should also be disabled in the browser.
I would try will a second form to see if it's happening with all forms.
I would also check whether the form is cached in your internet browser.
Good luck!
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Hm, getting an input parameter requires code. However, in a SharePoint list form you cannot have code. Sorry for the bad news!
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I see, sorry for the confusion.
qRules can't be used within a formula. You'll have to set the Command node to your DateDiff (using the correct command syntax). Executing this command will populate the QdabraRules > Result node. Then you could have a separate rule that stores that result somewhere. Perhaps you'll store the ...
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qRules has a command called DateDiff (used as an example in the User Guide and the Quick Start). This command would take the place of DATEDIF.
The syntax of the DateDiff command in qRules is similar to that in SharePoint. You'll find full details in the user guide, but let us know if something isn't clear.
The rest of the ...
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Hi,
The term you're looking for is called "cascading dropdowns". A quick Google search will yield some tutorials and examples, but here's a link from Anson:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/infopath/archive/2010/03/04/use-rules-and-filters-to-create-cascading-dropdowns-in-forms.aspx
Hope this helps!
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How about this?:
concat(substring-before(field1, " "), "%20", substring-after(field1, " "))
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Conditional formatting should take care of hiding controls or sections. Can you describe why it's not working in your form? You'll probably have one view for the first group of users, where they check the applicable questions. Then a second view which displays only the questions that were checked in the other view.
Hope that helps. ...
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Sections can be hidden conditionally. This means that, for example:
"if field1 or field2 are blank, then hide section 2"
Through conditional formatting on the sections, you should be able to accomplish your goal of having the users fill out the form's sections in sequential order.
Good luck!
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I don't believe that SaveToPath is the command you're looking for. From the User Guide: "Saves the main or a secondary data source's XML to a local file. Full trust required. Not browser compatible." So the command is trying to save out the entire XML structure.
Take a look at this video: ...
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In InfoPath (client), all controls can be supported and displayed properly. In the browser some controls cannot be rendered, some functionality is not available, because the form needs to be rendered into html.
Here is a compat matrix from ...