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I have almost solved my problem. I have several more views, but only concerned with 3 views for this problem; 1) default view, 2) print view (blank form), 3) print view (completed form)
I have two buttons that operate similarly: on click, they switch to another view then print it via code.
The problem: one button (#2 ...
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oh my that was so simple. I didn't think to apply the opposite logic for the opposite result. I feel stupid now.
Thank you.
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I have a section that I want hidden when the form loads. Once a yes or not radio button is checked, then I want the section to show on yes, remain hidden on no.
Can I only do this programmatically? If so what is the code in c# to do this?
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I have a form with 3 views (so far). The Default view is "View 1" and is intended for entering data. I have a button that will allow user to switch to a print view 2 that prints a read only blank form so it can be printed then filled in by hand. These two functions work great.
The problem is, ...
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Thanks your suggestion worked! I moved the clear radio buttons rule to the top of the rules list. For the 2 switch rules (now 2nd & 3rd in line), I checked "Stop processing rules when this rule finishes".
The reason I have the same rules on both radio buttons and the text box is because it's the only ...
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Ok the xsn file was too large to attach so I removed some sections leaving only those sections that pertain to the problem.
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I need help figuring out how to make a button switch back and forth between two values in a text box. When 1st value is displayed, click button and the 2nd value is displayed. When 2nd value is displayed, click button and 1st value is displayed again and so on.
The value in the text box is determined when a ...
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Oh I see that makes sense! I thought about using a button to set the text field value after the radio selections are set but I didn't want to make the user do more work. Thank you for explaining this to me.
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I found a solution although it doesn't make sense to me and I am leary that something weird is going to happen later. I had to set the exact same rules on each control to make it work. And interestingly enough, the value that is display in my txtField4 comes from the rule placed in the txtField4 rule. I named the values ...
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I have 3 sets of 2 (Yes, No) radio buttons on a form (IP 2007). Depending on the combination of results, I want to set a value in a fourth text field. Radio button are set with data type boolean; value = 1 (for Yes selection) and value= 0 (for No selection).
For example
if
radio button #1 = ...