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I just responded to your private message from Friday.
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Why not just add a column to the repeating group and use a rule-action to set that column. That will fire a rule on each row in the repeating group and you can add another rule to the repeating with a condition to prevent double firing and an action to tack on the featureXVal based on the current row (using the current() xpath function)? I ...
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Hi Bose Tan and welcome,
For #1, I don't understand what you mean. Are you right-justifying or left-justifying? After you type in the values do they not right- or left-align?
For #2, there is no way to do this out-of-box other than what you have discovered.
Good luck!
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Why not just insert a link to the specific file on the InfoPath form. Then, the users can click the link and open the file. Easy, no code or full trust needed.
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Hi David,
The problem of managing thousands of client machines comes up a lot. You can use group policies to force down security settings to a large set of people.
Otherwise, you could use an email data connection on a button instead. You will have to configure the data connection to dynamically take the name of the user.
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Check the data type in your form. Is it a date-time? If so, maybe you can change it to just a date.
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Hi Chris,
It should be working just fine without the need to bind a non-repeating control to a repeating field.
You've probably made it overly complicated.
See my attached example form. Save it, right click and choose Design and then preview.
Cheers,
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Thanks Amanda for the great answer and blog. :)
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Is it failing to publish right away or is it timing out? If it's timing out, it may be because the form's view is too large. We did a webinar a while back where we talked about performance tuning for browser forms: http://youtu.be/LLCRIjalEr8?t=13m45s
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Attaching an example that uses qRules.