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You can accomplish this by having four sections, one for each of the alternatives. Hide all sections by default (i.e. when the dropdown is blank). Once a dropdown option has been selected, you can use conditional formatting to show the correct section. Good luck!
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You could try the UDC Editor Tool. Perhaps it'll help you with your issue.
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/others/entry37083.aspx
Good luck!
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Hi Charles, I notice this thread has been inactive, but you purchased a product recently. Was there an outstanding issue we could help you with?
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We have this process documented here:
http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/mel_balsamo/archive/2009/05/18/using-e-mail-forms-to-communicate-with-external-users.aspx
Have you taken a look?
Good luck.
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Here are two options:
1. Create a separate print view that does not have that text box control.
2. Have one view with two sections. One section has the text box, the other section does not. Hide and show the sections using conditional formatting, as necessary. For example, when the user clicks a button labeled PRINT, hide the first section ...
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You say that this works in InfoPath but fails in the browser, which indicates that this might be a SharePoint (IPFS) issue and not an InfoPath issue. I would suggest that you also research SharePoint and IPFS help/documentation. Good luck.
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Hi,
To query data from a SQL database you want to take a look at DBXL's QueryDB web method.
For info on this method, check out these documents:
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/sql_integration/entry65683.aspx
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/sql_integration/entry65681.aspx
Hope this helps!
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Hi,
It's not clear to me which qRules command you are using. Can you clarify?
Thanks.
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That command supports multiple filters, like this:
FilterOwssvr /dsname=FilterOwssvr /filter=Deduction,Price /value=Charity,1000
(comma delimit both the filter and value parameters)
Hope this helps.
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Yes, installing DBXL requires SQL be already installed.