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Microsoft certainly has made a few perplexing changes in InfoPath 2010, but my guess is that they wouldn't make a change like this by accident. Most likely having two of those screens was confusing to some users and was receiving some complaints when users didn't find the behavior they expected, so they took it out. It is ...
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Hello Donna,
Your sample queries aren't stored in DBXL anywhere.
As Ernesto's post said, even if you want to query a different database, there is no need to rerun the sample queries if the schema is exactly the same. What matters is the database name you use in the actual queries, which I believe you can suss out from the ...
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Could you show us the formula you're using, with the Show XPath option selected?
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If there are rules on the fields you are changing, or conditional formatting that involves those fields, those rules and conditional formatting will execute, no matter how their value is set. That's how rules and conditional formatting work.
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Hello Howard,
qRules' Delete command can be used to delete any node in your form, including specific rows of a repeating table. I recommend using this approach rather than writing code expressly for this purpose.
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You can store your list of values in a secondary data source. Just use a text editor or something to make an XML structure like this:
<leaveTypes>
<type>Illness</type>
<type>Vacation</type>
<type>National ...
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InfoPath doesn't have built-in functionality to do this, but with qRules, you can provide a button to allow users to add rows to your form and not give them a way to remove rows.
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How's this:
concat(floor(my:hours), ":", substring("0", 1, 1 * ((my:hours * 60 mod 60) < 10)), floor(my:hours * 60 mod 60))
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You need to use the Form's default values dialog (In IP 2007 this is in the Tools menu; in IP 2010 it's on the Data ribbon), not the table's default values dialog.