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I just created a new database bound form template, and a New Record button is included by default. That button has an action of 'New Record', which I believe will do what you want. However, that won't allow you to also switch views.... I wonder if instead of using different views, if you might be able to use conditionally formatted ...
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You should be able to use multiple templates in a library by using content types. You may want to go to the library where you are storing your templates and check to make sure each is what you expect to see, just in case something was re- or mis-named....
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So you are using IP 2007 and your users have IP 2003?
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Hi:
This forum is dedicated to InfoPath form development. You may have better response to your post at a forum for javascript development, like one of these:
http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?forumid=3&s
http://www.tek-tips.com/threadminder.cfm?pid=216
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Hi--
There isn't an out of the box way to get drop down values from more than one data source. One way around this is to use two (or more) drop down controls, and use conditional formatting to show the correct one. Another thing you can do, if you are using SQL (or Access, I believe) to store the data that is used for the drop down values, is ...
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Hi:
You could use a different character to separate your items, like a % or something, then use translate to replace that with ', ':
translate(eval(eval(group2, 'concat(my:field3, "%, %")'), ".."), "%", "'")
for example. Of course, getting your opening ' will take another ...
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He may have set Dreamweaver as the default for XML, or Dreamweaver may have helpfully done it for him. I'd try XML Editor first.... see if that fixes it.... Also, I found this on Office Online:
If Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003 is installed on your computer but does not start when you open InfoPath forms, you can set InfoPath as the default ...
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I am afraid I was insufficiently clear. You will not be able to just copy over your current form to a new, db bound form and just have it work. All the controls will need to be bound to date fields. This means that your DB structure will need to match the structure you have in your form that you like. Then, I suppose you might be able to copy and ...
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I think the '/' is being misinterpreted. Put a space between @LowestCompetitivePrice) / @LowestCompetitivePrice like so...
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Oh good! Eval is great, but a little tricky at first.