InfoPath Dev

You could add a formatting rule to original end date that says if Adjusted end date is not blank, disable this control.  ~Dustin.

SharePoint will not update everytime you change a field in InfoPath; There has to be a submit action performed for InfoPath to post the data back to SharePoint. Try changing the data, then hitting submit. ~Dustin.

I found the equivalent of auto-assigning unique IDs was to add a field (i.e. "fieldLineItem") to the repeating table with the Default Value of: count(../preceding-sibling::*) + 1 You could then run conditional formatting on the section that says if fieldLineItem > /my:myFields/my:field65 hide this control.  ~Dustin.

I'm trying to turn a list of attendees in a repeating table into a thank you sentence. For examples, the values in the repeating table look like: Jim Tim Lisa Fred I need the sentence to say: "Special Thanks to Jim, Tim, Lisa, and Fred." Consider the following repeating table structure: groupAttendees     ...

I have 10 views on my InfoPath form. To navigate the views, I have 10 buttons lined up pretty on the left for navigation (+2 for printing to PDF and submitting to Sharepoint).  So by the time I create these 12 buttons on 10 pages, I've created 120 buttons!  With the exact same rules/code!  there has to be an easier way; I ...

In InfoPath 2003, I used to have a Views pane I used to easily switch between views when designing. I can't find a Views pane in 2010; I have to got to Page Design --> View everytime to switch views.  To complain more, it is is a dropdown list that goes away after selecting vs. the pane that gives me a persistent list of Views in ...

I was thinking I had to include all the code on the MSDN page.  Works now.  Thanks. Works with the exception of the security issue; I now have to convince my sys admin to allow signed InfoPath forms to run in Full Trust.  Don't suppose you could help there (ha ha)? ~Dustin.

No.  I figured it was a Public Sub, so added under the default Public Class FormCode.  See below. Screenshot: http://rookery9.aviary.com.s3.amazonaws.com/14254500/14254724_48db_625x625.jpg Nothing under the Click event yet. ~Dustin.

I started this form in InfoPath 2003.  Rather than try to gut it and replace with 2010 functionality, I'm starting a blank project in 2010 to test this functionality. I throw the code in my brand new blank form and get a vb error: 'MustOverride' cannot be specified on 'Public MustOverride Sub Export(fileLocation As String, ...

My form type was set to 'InfoPath 2003 Filler Form' as I started this in InfoPath 2003, just recently got upgraded.  I selected 'InfoPath Filler Form.'  Also per the MSDN doc, I ensured I had 'Full Trust' selected. Still build errors when I preview the form. MSDN doc says i should be working in the ...