InfoPath Dev

I remember back in InfoPath 2003, I'd place a drop down and a text box bound to the same field. One option in the drop down would be 'Other ...' and then I'd conditionally format the drop down to hide and the text box to show if the value of the drop down was 'Other ...'. That way if the user selected Other, they'd have ...

Hi -- I'm not familiar with Kronos, and since no one else has responded, I'm guessing I'm not the only one -- what is it? Does it come with any webservices? Where does it keep its data?

It seems likely that the form had some custom code with it to save the attached documents to a SharePoint library. You'll need to try to track down the source code files for the form or you could try qRules (version 1.8 was just released, and it is free) which has a Save To SharePoint command that you could use for this functionality without ...

Hi: When you build your form off a database, you have the opportunity to select the tables that the form will use for the main data source. You can also set up the relationships between the parent and child tables. When you submit, if you have an ID field in you master table that is auto incremented in SQL, your related child table fields should ...

When you have a situation where only one of something should be selected, option buttons are the way to go -- the logic gets a lot simpler, because you are only setting the value of a single field.

I've attached a simple sample form to this reply. Right click the link in the header, and save the form locally. Right click the saved copy and open in design mode. Preview to test. I only did two rules, one for < 19 and one for >= 19. The top section is for checkboxes -- you'll see that the value I'm setting the fields to is ...

So these rules are all set on some field other than chkbox1, 2, 3, or 4? Is this form something you can share? If so, perhaps attach it to a reply (under the Options tab, there is a place to attach a file). It is usually easier to figure these things out if we can see the form. When you talk about not being able to type in the box, it seems as if ...

Parameters are new for IP 2007 and don't work with IP 2003 or the IP 2003 object model.

Then, if you are creating an IP 2003 compatible template, you may want to use the method downloaded in the sample from this site. If you use the sample from the blog post, you'll need to be sure to use IP 2003 compatible code and modify the C# sample from the blog post.

Make sure your checkbox control uses TRUE and FALSE for the values of selected / deselected (you can look at the control's properties to find this). Sometimes when I'm troubleshooting something like this, I add an expression box or text box bound to the same field. See what it gets set to when you manually select / deselect the checkbox. ...