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If I use the hyperlink from the insert tab on the ribbon it will display an active link, however when I click it it goes to an 'about:blank' page (I'm setting the link to data source to d:Title, and the Display data source to d:Title). When I use a hyperlink from the control side it shows an active link but only for like 1 second, ...
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Hello Everyone,
I am having issues with my Info path form and i am very new to this. Its a list form and previously the rules were working.
The rule is simple , am retrieving all occurrences of username from a list as secondary data connection and comparing with the current user. The screenshot is attached.
All occurrences of account is ...
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Something else in your form must have caused the issue - I use preceding-sibling in conditional formatting all the time in browser forms. What is the XPath expression you are trying in your condition? I'd expect, on the repeating table or section (if this is a SharePoint list connection - your relative XPath may be different) something like ...
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Hi Hilary,
first of all, thanks for the reply :)
The total scores is avaiable in the secondary DC.
Currently I have applied descenceding sort on the "total scores" column/field in the 2°DC.
I've tried using preceding-sibling in a previous instance. That seems to make the form unusable in a browser.
With the ...
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Hello
I am looking to do a form that does a couple things. This form will have 3 sections with different entry fields. The information entered in each of the 3 sections is relevant to one person, but I do not want to require the person to fill out 3 separate forms. When the user hits submit, I would like SOME, but not all, of the field to be ...
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Are you using the Hyperlink from the Insert tab on the ribbon? Or from the controls? It sounds to me like you want to use the Insert > Hyperlink and then you can bind that to your field that has the URL.... Do you have a column in your secondary data source with the URL to the item?
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Sure - you can use conditional formatting for this. Is the total scores info in the secondary data connection, so you can sort by this when the data is returned to the form? If so, you can just use a count of the preceding sibling to hide rows after the first ten.
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Hi guys,
I'm working with library forms. Can I restrict a secondary data connection element to show me only the top 10 value based on some attribute?
In my case, I'm accessing a library containing student details via a secondary data connection.
I need to list, for e.g using a repeating table, the details of only the top 10 students ...
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Okay. Instead of adding the Admin DLL in your code as a reference, use the Browser version.
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The form was not injected as it contains quite a bit of vb code.