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Can you post your answer for other InfoPath Developers?
Michael
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Hello, Stephen,
thank you very much for reply.
I think, I've done this before and add button in edit form for switching to this view. I press ctrl+P and the form is printed (but there is also an address and time in the top of the page, but it's ok)
My problem is that this form is made for all people in the company and some of ...
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Hi Hursh,
It seems that the data connetion isn't queried on form load which might explain why the dropdown does not have any values. In any case, we have a webinar: Cascading Dropdowns in InfoPath which might be able to help you out.
Regards,
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Hi Bjorn,
Are you using a Custom Form from a SharePoint list? If so then I believe that the option to use code will not be available. If you wish to write code, then you would need to re-create the form using a blank form in InfoPath Designer (go to Start > All Programs > Microsoft Office > InfoPath Designer). Hope this helps.
Regards,
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did get test file working however now I cannot get the orginal file working
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Hi Manju,
I don't think this is possible. Could you further describe in detail what you would like to achieve so I could provide an alternate solution or perhaps point you toward the right direction.
Thanks,
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Hi Elina,
It is possible to create a new InfoPath view and set it as the designated print view at the print settings (go to Page Design > Page Setup > Print Settings). Using this view, you can delete, add, or modify anything you wish to be hidden or shown when printing. Hope this helps.
Regards,
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Hello Hasse,
At the repeating table, there is an option to limit the number of rows inserted if you ad a formatting rule and check the "do not allow users to insert or delete this control" based on a condition. Hope this helps.
Regards,
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I tried to update this and it is still not working. I've attached updated form above
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Hi there,
I am facing the same Problem. Are there any news how to fix it?