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Hey troy,
You should be able to add code or rules on a button that will remove the T00:00:00. You will use the substring-before() function. If all else fails, you could try creating a view in the database that has a column that gets the correct substring that you are trying to pull down.
Good luck!
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Hey G,
We have several posts about cascading lists in our blogs, try that out: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/
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Yes, InfoPath uses IE as the rendering engine. I would search more for what is going wrong with "ntdll.dll" - this was probably corrupted. You should try downloading a new one from one of the many sites that offer them, and then replace it. If that doesn't do the trick, I'm not sure what to tell you except ...
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HI soham,
I'm not sure what your situation is like, but an OnLoad rule should suffice.
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Hi Soham,
For Case 1, you will put conditional formatting on the Car Details section that uses THE EXPRESSION = "not(/myfields/Trip/Legs/Leg[ car = 'yes' ])" as the condition, HIDE as the action. This expression checks for the existance of a node, and then negates it. Therefore, if there are zero car checks, then ...
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If it shows up as one of the choices in the drop-down, then you will add either code or a rule that sets the node that the drop-down is bound on to the value of ''Please Select''.
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Check out this post: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/post/15351.aspx
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Hey oldradio99,
You can do this with custom data validation. In the Data Source task pane, double-click on the field that you want to conditionally set as required, and then then go the the Data Validation tab. You can construct the condition there using IS NOT BLANK.
Hope this helps!
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Hi GaAs,
InfoPath includes an International Expense Report form as a sample, which implements exactly what you are talking about. Maybe you can just modify this example to suit your needs. Check it out!