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I guess if you use a library form instead of a list form, it would open in IPFS and then would be full screen. Would that be an option? You could just promote your fields to the library....
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I've attached a simple sample for you. Right click the linked file and save the file locally. Right click the locally saved file and select design to open in design mode (if Windows 11, I think there is a more options menu option you need to select). Then preview. Basically, when you select the repeating group for use in your count formula, ...
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So - what I do is most of the time just ignore the layout weirdness and leave my scaling alone. Then when I run into something problematic (like I need to add a whole new section or I'm working on a new form or something), I'll reset my scaling. It is a burdensome work around, so I only use it when I absolutely have to :)
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I've seen this before. I have to set scaling on my monitor to 100%, log out and back in to fix.
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Here's the copy I took the screenshot from. Test with April 17, 2023 through April 27, 2023 and you should see the same result in my screenshot.
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You have one holiday date in the wrong format in your XML. Dates are yyyy-MM-dd format. All of your holiday dates are from 2009. Are you testing with dates from 2009? If not, you may want to update those to current dates. I did that in a copy of the file, and then tested, and I believe the output is correct. I'd be concerned about this logic ...
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Can you attach your form template? I'll take a look
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See attached. You had an error in the conditions on one of your fields - you'd typed in xdXDate instead of xdDate. This condition error was preventing the rules from stopping correctly.
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Yeah, I'm not sure about how to include the entire XML without code - but in terms of checking prior to submit, you could just use rules for your submit, and then use a submit connection to your SOAP service, which makes submitting the entire XML string easy. If you use rules for your submit, you can check if your necessary validation passes, ...
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Hi - sorry you've sort of ended up talking to yourself here.... but I just don't know much about what InfoPath is doing to your pictures. I found a PDF of some documentation - not sure if this will contain anything helpful: https://interoperability.blob.core.windows.net/files/MS-IPFF2/%5BMS-IPFF2%5D.pdf