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When you set the input fields, I'm assuming you are setting fields in a different row in your repeating table/section. To set the correct values you have to use xpath with the count of the table (if you are setting the last item) or the index to the item that you want to set. Are you specifying that when you do the set field in the rule? If ...
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Thanks Vishal for the great post! :)
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Hi Zappke,
Best thing to do would be to have one of our server guys look at the problem with you in a live meeting but that will take some time. If you are interested, please go to Qdabra's Support Page and look at the options. Should be a relatively quick diagnose, but no idea what it is without probing deeper.
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Hi again,
So, you have 1 very large form. Got it. Well, it's possible that your XSN was corrupted. You might try saving as source files and debugging. Sorry I can't be of much more help without looking more deeply into it. We do offer InfoPath help services if you want help from an MVP to debug the issue. My guess is that it isn't an ...
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Is your repeating group bound to a secondary data source?
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Hi James,
Qdabra's Active Directory Web Service will solve your problems: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/ADWebService.aspx
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You can have a print button that switches to a view based on Draft and have two views with different print views that include different background images.
You should be able to use a field in a footer for this and change the field on proint. No way to stop the number of copies (well, you could force print using code and not give them ...
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hi Inorai,
First off, your form is too big. You should separate it out into separate forms.
Secondly, what you are trying to do should be possible (albeit with some rendering delays). Could be that the problem is related to low memory or editing rich text - I'm not sure.
I recommend splitting your form up.
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Hi Chris,
Not that I know of. This is one of the biggest headaches we have today when dealing with InfoPath.
Sorry!
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Have you read Hilary's latest post: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/hilary/archive/2010/11/10/check-that-form-out-or-in-automatically.aspx?