InfoPath Dev

Wonderful to hear! Let us know if you have other issues or questions, and have a great week!

Hi, and welcome! When you say that you tried to use rules to modify the value of the different Field elements, can you tell me more about what you tried? I think in the example you quote, they actually put controls on the form that are bound to the secondary data source with the Field elements for setting those values. Do you have form controls ...

I've just emailed you a license and a document on how to configure using the email address associated with your InfoPathDev account. Let me know if you don't receive it....

Hi -- Sorry for the inconvenience! I'm going to send you a trial license and instructions on how to add it. I'll just send that to the email address associated with your InfoPathDev account, if that's okay with you?

Thanks, Jimmy!

Hi -- what version of InfoPath are you using? 2003 or 2007? They differ, so if you have to use code, it will help anyone who helps you to know that.... For example, if you are using InfoPath 2007, you can use something like this: //create a variable for the first Monday      ...

Is this a browser form? If it is on the client, I think usually that error message has a button on it that says Details. But, basically, if you have filled out a form and the controls that are being marked as invalid don't show in the view you are using, you are probably not going to be able to submit that filled out form. If you designed the ...

You won't be able to submit a form with errors -- that is kind of the point of Data Validation. However, you should be able to see what fields are causing the errors -- if they don't show on your view of the form, there should be a Details button on the error message that will tell you what fields have the problem. You will want to remove ...

Hi -- ClickedEventArgs e is one of the parameters for the clicked event. e.Source gets you the group that the button is in....this documentation from MSDN will give you some additional information.

RIght, but as discussed earlier in this thread, you can't use the 2003 object model in browser compatible forms....