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No problem. Glad to help out.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
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The logic you are using makes sense. I'm not sure why it is not working. One thought is that you are mixing TRUE/FALSE and 1/0. Just to recap:
Promotion Rule:
Condition: Promotion == 1
Action 1: Demotion = 0
Action 2: Salary Change = 1
Demotion Rule:
Condition: Demotion == 1
Action 1: Promotion = 0
Action 2: Salary Change = 1
If ...
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I'm not finding a way to do that. You will probably need to use a Web service for that.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
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First, you'll probably want to add an OnAfterChange event handler to the StartTime as well. Why? Well what happens if someone enters a start time, and then an end time, and then later changes the start time? You calculation will not be updated.
Okay... the one question I have for you is whether you are using relative paths in your calculation ...
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Great! Glad you got it working!
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
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It is fairly easy to modify the view .xsl file to use the concat() function to show both fields in the drop-down list.
i.e. concat(my:item, '': '', my:description)
The concat is just be used for the display value. This would not affect the stored value at all.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
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I don't know that what you are asking for is currently possible.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
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I use InfoPath on a 2003 Server system all the time. I don't have any issues with it. I'm wondering if there's an issue with the copy.
1. When you copy, is the destination location the same exact path as the source location? I.e. both are c:\myforms?
2. Try right-clicking the .xsn file and choosing Design. Then re-save/publish to the same ...
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If you know that the portion above the repeating table will be a fixed height, then one possibility is to use a conditional page break... that is:
1. Insert a section just above the repeating table.
2. In the section, add a page break.
3. Add conditional formatting to the section that hides it unless the table has more than 4 rows.
If you always ...
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try using:
var wshShell = new ActiveXObject(''Wscript.Shell'');
var wshEnv = wshShell.Environment(''Process'');
var username = wshEnv.Item(''UserName'');
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]