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Disculpe preguntar, pero me parece que sería mas simple eliminar la validación de la vista? Es decir, si tienes dos vistas, y el campo sólo necesita ser validado en VistaNum2, entonces la solución más simple sería eliminar la validación en la VistaNum1. Esta solución no le sirve?
Por mi parte, nunca he visto validación condicional a la vista en ...
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Oops, my mistake. At one point it used to be a free download. Sorry.
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I'm thinking you could try our free Modify PI tool:
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/others/entry42150.aspx
Let us know if it works for you.
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I think you shouldn't go this direction at all.
Change the field to be boolean (true or false).
Then each button click can set the value of that field as needed, true or false, simply.
This idea of adding +1 to a text value (my:submit is not formatted as a number) seems harder than it should be.
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If I understand correctly, you just want a repeating table, and the dropdown placed WITHIN that repeating table. Have you tried that?
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You could try our free UDC editor tool and let us know how it goes?
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/others/entry37083.aspx
Thanks!
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Well, the way I would do it is have a Submit via Email data connection, with the field SendEmailTo as the To: field.
So I don't need to have multiple data connections. One data connection, and the To field is set dynamically.
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You can't make a view read only only for certain users. You can create a read only view, then switch the user to that view based on the role.
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Should be fairly simple. Take a look at the attached sample form.
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I see. DBXL actually sends the data to SQL on every submit, so you wouldn't need to worry about getting the latest data, since the databases are constantly updated.