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Go through this forum post and see if it helps.
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Do you know the field's initial value? if so, can you add a conditonal formatting - if field_1 doesn't contain temp(assuming temp is the initial value) - then change the font color to red...
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You can use Qdabra's qRules 'GetAttachmentAttribute' command to do this.
1. Add GetAttachmentAttribute qRules command to know the file extenstion.
2. Add a rule that verifies, if the attached file != pdf, then nullify the file attachment field, and show a message (in an expression box) to the user.
Hope that helps!
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I believe I know what the issue is.
Go to Design Tasks > Controls, and click on Add or Remove custom controls..., and click Add button and add 'Contact Selector' custom control as an active-x control.
Hope that works!
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Did you install the optional Office components? if not go to programs and features and install the optional components for Office 2007.
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I am glad it's working!
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Actually, the picture I attached in my previous form was reply from outlook (thats why you didn't see 'Submit' button) - this is what I tried, and the end result was the picture I attached:
1. Published text1.xsn template to a list of email recipents without filling any data (I did get data validation errors when I click ...
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Hi Mark,
I just tried your template, and after email publish - I was able to see those two fields in edit mode in the body section of my email. Attached the screenshot.
BTW, I tried with IP 2007, and Outlook 2007
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You can achieve that by adding an attribute, and setting it to true just before email submit, and in the form open rules - check for that attribute, if it is true - then open the supervisor view.
Hope that helps!