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It's weird that you see red x's when opening an InfoPath form that's why we're requesting for a screenshot. When you try to reply to this post, in the Message box, can you please try clicking on the Insert/edit image icon in the toolbar? It should allow you to insert an image/screenshot, although you may need to have it uploaded ...
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Hi,
If you meant selecting/adding multiple contacts in a form using the InfoPath (2007) built-in Contact Selector control, I believe this has been one of its limitations - yes. You would need to add code in your form to achieve this.
Have you considered Qdabra's Contact Selector template part which allows selecting multiple contacts? You ...
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I see that you posted in the InfoPath 2010 section of this forum. To try the solution that Ernesto suggests using Infopath 2010, go to File > Form Options > Compatibility. In the Form type dropdown, you can either select Web Browser Form or Web Browser Form (InfoPath 2007). In the same window, you can enter your IPFS server to check for ...
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Hi,
Have you tried adding conditional formatting to your sections? I imagine the logic would be something like if your checkbox is not equal to Yes, then hide the section control.
Hope that helps...
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Hi,
Cascading dropdowns can really be tricky. Have you considered using a web service that handles this? Qdabra's Database Accelerator (DBXL) has a web service that allows querying databases. It comes with a Query Builder tool that helps you create strings for filtering, and even sorting. Here's a documentation on how to implement static ...
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Hi Marty,
Isn't this possible using InfoPath's built-in functionality? I'm thinking you can just add 'Open Rules' (that'll be in Tools > Form Options > Rules) that first queries your data connection/s and then switch to your desired view/s if the conditions are met. It might be tedious setting up and coming up with ...
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Hi,
There's a similar post on this: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/6049/22478.aspx - it might do the trick for you too.
Cheers!
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Hi StanYau - welcome to the forum!
InfoPath won't allow Ink Picture control in a browser-enabled form. If you go to File > Form Options > Compatibility and change your form type to any of the Filler Form options, you'll see that Ink Picture will again show up in your Controls menu.
Hope that helps!
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I had the same issue - Hilary's recommendation worked for me. [quote user="crim1"]
I have the same problem as you describe. But before uninstalling my IP 2007 on my PC I just want to be sure about one thing:
Do you know if IP 2010 supports Jscript programming on 2003-2007 compatible forms?
I remember reading that ...