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that's given me an idea.
Thanks for that!.. I can use rules to set the field to match that of the inserted value.
Thanks again!.
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Ernesto and Hilary.
Thanks for the info.
I was trying to switch views so that my end users knew something was 'happening' whilst the data source was being queried. I'm currently using a section on my repeating table to only show data when a field on the table is equal to my "search field". The only ...
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Hi Hilary,
Please see the attached document.
Thanks
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Just to chime in - if you want to switch views on a field change, you have to use the context changed event. I like Ernesto's suggestion.
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Hi,
Sorry if this has been asked many times before (I'm sure it has) but are there some simple instructions on how to configure a data connection to update an item in a list?
I've basically got to increment a number in a list on an action within a form and I've just realised I've never really done this before in an ...
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Yes, I've checked a bunch of times. :(
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Using rules, you can only switch views on button clicks. I don't believe there's a way to switch views in the way you're describing unless custom code is used.
Why not use sections (which you can hide and show using conditions) instead of view switching?
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I'm curious: did you add the checkbox to the secondary data source (the list data)? Or did you copy the data from the secondary data source to the main data source and add the checkbox there?
I'm attaching a simple example of what you could try. Hope this helps.
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Hi-
You could try:
1. Adding the URL to Internet Explorer's Local Intranet
2. Changing the form from Restricted to Domain Permission level.
Or is there a reason why the form should be Restricted level?
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This can be achieved using workflows but I am not sure how to do it using OOB Infopath features.
Hope this helps!