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Does your coworker have a fully updated system -- all patches and hotfixes? Have you tried running a repair on Office?
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Hi, and Welcome:
I know with a form based off a SQL or Access connection, if I open the Data Connections window, select my main connection, select Modify and walk through the steps again, I can then select any new fields now available in the data table for use in my form data structure. I'm wondering if the same is true for a form build off a ...
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Sorry -- I had assumed if one drilled down enough on that link there would be some actual code! Here is a link with some code samples for AD in C#....
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Also, if you prefer to write your own web service, there is this example from MSDN on an AD Web service that may help you.
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Thank you for taking the time to post this! Hopefully if someone has another solution, they'll add it to the thread. You actually already helped me -- I hadn't realized that rich text boxes behaved differently in browser forms than in forms intended to be opened with InfoPath. It makes sense that they do -- it just wasn't something ...
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Hi & welcome:
You can use script or managed code with InfoPath -- IP 2007 includes VSTA (Visual Studio Tools for Applications) for managed code, so you don't even have to have Visual Studio.
InfoPath does a great job of generic data display -- I guess my real question is what you mean by 'formatted'. You can set things like ...
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I wouldn't think so.... I did a quick test on my machine and had no troubles. My checkbox was bound to a boolean field, the condition was set to it being 'True' and when I checked it, my text box was set to the value in my rule...
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Just in case, here is a little sample form that puts "Hello World!" in a text box when you click the checkbox. I think the easiest way to grab it is to right click the link and 'save target as'....
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Well, you should just be able to set the rule on the field attached to the checkbox. Perhaps try taking the condition off the rule and see if the field is set when the checkbox changes, whether selected or not, just to make sure that the rule is firing and filling your field?
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Hi, and welcome!
You'll want to verify that the checkbox control is equal to 'yes' when checked, and that the case is correct. One way to verify that is to temporarily add an expression box to your form, set to the value of the field bound to your checkbox, and see what text is displayed.... Usually when I've had trouble with a ...