InfoPath Dev

Hi Yep, should be.  use the code in this web site http://enterprise-solutions.swits.net/infopath2007/retrieve-value-infopath-form-field-code.htm to achieve what you are after. It references your field as to its location in the data structure and its name to pull the value back.  It has both VB and c# code Cheers  

Hi Not tried this but can guess that the browser on the phone is not completely compatible with XML.  It looks like it does not recognise the .xsl style sheet (I think that is what it is called) and hence picks up the other data put not the formatting. Just a guess but looks likely I hope this works Cheers  

Hi If I understand you correctly, just put a file attachment on the form and a submit button that submits the form to an email supplied by yourself or the person submitting the form. So add a data connection that submits to email in the to box, put an email address or a field that represents the email address on the form. That should do ...

Hi This can be fairly simply achieved by making it conditional on a field value as to which view to open (as long as you are in InfoPath). So if WORKFLOW field = 1 then switch to view 1 if 2 to view 2 and so on.   I hope this helps 

OK Looking again What I used to do in 2003 was set up the RHS of the expression to be '= current()/@PN'  and that would work fine.  As far as remember the /myPN didn't occur in the old object model in 2003 and only in 2007 hence my question. Cheers 

Understood about the calculated field.  What I was trying to explain is that as the custom field does not fire into the data connection create a differenct data connection (web service) that  does the concat and link that to your form as a new data connection, that would work fine. I hope this helps 

 Hi Welcome to the forums. First thing, 15 minutes plus 35 minutes is 50 minutes plus one hour is 1h 50 but it doesn't matter either way I know what your problem is. It is the fact that the fact that InfoPath adds only  cannot natively convert hours and minutes into just minutes to calculate the time.  The Blog details how to ...

 Hi Welcome to the forums.  I have got around this problem several times by just hiding the control in your example for all forms where the control is blank and not if the control is entered.  That way you can still view the old forms in completeness but new forms will only have one box, job done. I hope this helps. Cheers  

OK Are you using Office 2007.  If so the current function is applied invisibly and you do not need to specifiy in the operating model. Cheers 

 Hi again To treat things the other way around and answer point 2 first as I think about answering 1. Easiest way is to double click on the control for the drop-down box and go into the "Advanced" tab.  Then add the placeholder Select...  It will not appear in the list but will remain their until something is ...