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It is important to note that rules fire when the field they are on changes. So if the rule is on the Amount field, and the amount doesn't change, any rule on it won't fire. I like Qazi's suggestion of setting a default value instead on the Credit and Debit fields to sum the correct nodes. See the attached template for the general ...
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I've attached a copy saved as IP 2003 format. Let me know if gives you any trouble.
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What happens if they try to navigate directly to the web service URL? What happens if you have them sign in as themselves on a computer where the original user is able to connect without a problem? Sometimes Internet Explorer settings can cause issues.... I think what I would do is try to figure out if it had to do with the user or the machine, ...
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Hi -- I'm not sure if this is an issue with SharePoint set up, but I found this on reply to addresses at TechNet, that may be worth checking out.
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Here's a link to an InfoPath Team Blog post on data connections for Browser Forms that should get you pointed in the right direction.
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To my knowledge, this doesn't work in browser forms. I do not know of a work around. Depending on what you are trying to display for your button, you may be able to use a symbol font to make your buttons more like what you want (a checkmark, for example, or an arrow...).
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Perhaps make a copy of the actual code file and put it away someplace safe, then in InfoPath, under Tools / Form Options / Programming, click the remove code button. Then, after the code has been removed, try adding code to your button again, see if the event handler is generated in VSTA. If so, your problem is solved, and you have the copy of ...
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Hi, and welcome:
It is your XPath that is the problem, I suspect.
Rather than this: "/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/dsf:OwnerEntity/[@value = '" + value + "']/@owner"
Try this: "/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/dsf:OwnerEntity/@owner[../@value = '" + value + "']"
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Hi:
You can simply create a repeating table on your form, with the number of columns you want to display. Users can click the 'insert' widget to add rows.
It sounds like you've just started using InfoPath? You might want to check out these MSDN labs for some basics -- while written for 2003 much of the information holds true for ...
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Hi:
There is a post here that has an IP2003 form with some formulas for extracting date parts, no code needed. You can then add your other rule to set the field with the month name. If displaying month and year would be acceptable to you, you could simply use an expression box or text box bound to the same field as the date picker and change the ...