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[quote user="amedjones"]But for hiding a field, it seems the opposite is true . So same case and I want to hide a field (section) if CutOffDate has not reached if CutOffDate > today () hide?[/quote]
Yes, this is correct. Later dates are greater than earlier dates, so January 2013 > December 2012 ...
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Ok, well the ID value will be in the indicated field immediately after submit, so what precisely are you having trouble with. Is the issue that the values are in a repeating group and you're not sure how to refer to the ID from the last row?
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– isn't a predefined XML entity. XML only has 5 predefined entities:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_XML_and_HTML_character_entity_references#Predefined_entities_in_XML
Anything else has to be declared in a DTD, but I don't know if you can use a DTD with a secondary data source in ...
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Excellent. Thank you for sharing your solution with the rest of us.
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InfoPath doesn't store old versions of templates. It has a cache in which it stores the latest version of any template it has retrieved. So I don't believe there is a way to do quite what you're describing. I think the two options available to you would be (a) Have your form to store the year it was filled out and ...
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I'm having a lot of trouble understanding what you're describing. Are you asking us about generating InfoPath forms, or about loading data from InfoPath forms? Or both?
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The first thing you described is the opposite of the second thing you described. Logically, I think the second description is probably the right one, and in that case, it would be
If CuttOffDate < today() disable
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Two questions:In your setup, is the InfoPath form embedded within the page, or is it the whole page (i.e. you're just showing a FormServer.aspx page)?Do you have a way to pass the URL of the referring page as a query parameter in the URL of your InfoPath form page? (e.g. &referringpage=http...)If the answers to the above are ...
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If you configure the mapping to specify an ID field, then this field should be automatically populated when you run the command.
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There isn't a way to disable entire sections with a single rule. You'd need to apply conditional formatting to all of the controls within the section. Luckily 2010 has a copy/paste feature for rules that should speed up the process.