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Existen instrucciones en inglés, pero no en español:
InfoPath 2003 y 2007: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/832511
Éxito!
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Al menos en InfoPath 2010, no veo la opción para cambiar de vistas en las acciones asociadas a un radio button, pero sí en un botón normal.
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Hi Chintan,
Yes, it is possible, but you'll need to take care when saving the form. Do File > Save As and make sure to select InfoPath 2003 so that the form is backwards compatible.
Hope this helps.
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If you want to avoid writing your own code, you could try out qRules. Some documentation on your scenario is available here. Good luck!
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I believe you would need to set a default value on the control. Have you tried that?
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Have you tried converting the data connection to UDC?
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Database Accelerator allows you to keep a history of your Document Types. This includes the XSN attached to the Document Type, which is important if at any point you should need to revert to a previous version of the XSN. This document, and the attached InfoPath XSN, allow you to extract and recover previous versions of your XSNs.
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DBXL allows you assign xml documents via the QdFlow system document type. We can combine this with SQL triggers to generate on-assignment notifications. That is, when a document is assigned to a certain individual, the assignee will receive an email immediately, notifying that person of the assignment. This document requires:DBXL v2.5 or ...
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Once you have DBXL up and running, you might be interested in monitoring any event log errors that are recorded during usage. The attached document shows you how to set up email notifications that will alert you when an error is recorded in the event viewer of the machine where DBXL is installed. For details, click DOWNLOAD above.
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The QueryDB web service, included in Qdabra's Database Accelerator (DBXL), allows you to obtain data from SQL tables and use it in your InfoPath forms. This document is the User Guide for anyone interested in learning more about QueryDB.
To obtain the document, click DOWNLOAD above. A free trial of DBXL is available on Qdabra.com.