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check the attachment, i have done it for you.
n sorry i misunderstood your question
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the above code seems to be fine, you need viewstate for global variables only. There might be some other code that throws errors
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can you attach the form template so that i can have a look at you, and tell you what eactly to do,
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It seems you have done exactly opposite of what i said, can you read my above post again and try to do it again, if you are unable to do it or it does not work attach the form template, so that i can set the condition for you as soon as i get time
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easier way of using setting default values is -> tools -> default options, instead of going all the way through tools -> form options -> advanced -> default options.
a better way for you testing might be to fill a form save it somewhere on your local disk. then go to template
file -> preview -> preview settings -> set ...
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try the reverse one.
by default have the text to be greeen and put conditional formatting
if checkbox1 != true or checkbox2 != true or checkbox3 != true
set text to normal color.
have multiple conditional formattings like the above i.e. checkbox 1- 5 in first and 6-9 in another
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use
sum(../my:group20/my:group21/my:field235)
formula to calculate the sum of the fields.
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Member variables (global variables) are not supported by Browser enabled forms, so you cannot use them, instead you can use form state. to store variables. just follow the syntax given private object _memberVariable
{
get
{return FormState["_memberVariable"];
}
set
{FormState["_memberVariable"] = value;
}
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to print two copies. just call twice
this.Print();
to save file to your local system
this.CurrentView.Export("file path and name", ExportFormat.Pdf);
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on my machine in english(canada) there is option for 14-Mar-2001
i think you should check again