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Is this something that can be manually edited in the manifest before publishing to SharePoint? I haven't worked with DIPs at all, so I don't know how/where the details for them are stored--I'm assuming in the manifest.
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It is my understanding that it is not supported in the browser. The auto value gets recognized, and then replaced with a specific width when the view is rendered. This is not helpful to you. However, you might still be able to get away with it partly by having a print view which uses expression boxes (width: auto --if this doesn't also ...
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You need to remove all the option nodes to clear out the list box.
So you start of with something like:
<Options>
<Option/>
<Option/>
<Option/>
<Option/>
</Options>
And you need to delete all the option nodes so that it looks ...
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The control is missing beecause web forms don't support horizontal rules. You can "simulate" one by typing a line of underscore characters. Not ideal, I know, but it should get you by. Or you can insert an image.
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Have you tried just inserting an image into the view (not a control--just an
image)?
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This can be done using a complicated default value formula:concat(substring(100 + number(concat("0", substring(../my:Time2, 1, 2))) - number(concat("0", substring(../my:Time1, 1, 2))), 2, 2), ":", substring(100 + number(concat("0", substring(../my:Time2, 4, 2))) - number(concat("0", ...
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Unfortunately, InfoPath is "sandboxed" meaning that you cannot do a lot of the cool interactive things you can do on a web page. I don't know any control (other than a drowndown or list box) that would give this kind of functionality. Text boxes allow for auto-complete, but this is different: based on what was typed previously.
You ...
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It does require you to write code to insert a node/group when a selection is made (and then delete it again when the seletion changes).
You might also look into the Qdabra.com qRules product which has an Insert command that can do this too. This doesn't require code.
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Option buttons are grouped together on a single data node. Depending on the value of the data node, one of the option buttons (or none of them) will be selected. Each option button allows you to choose the value which identifies it as being set. So by default the values are, "1", "2", "3", you can set them manually to ...
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You can either set it at design time in the data source task pane, or you can set it at run time using rules (such as an open rule).