InfoPath Dev

You'll get a red asterisk in the control if none of the data validations are met. One thing to remember, rules only fire when the field's (within the rules) value changes. Therefore, N will only become NA, if you manually select Z from your A dropdown. If you wish this rule to fire automatically when you open or preview the ...

Hello, The error may mean you don't have the necessary permissions to the SQL database. To accomplish connection, you must have the permissions to query and submit to your database. Hope that helps!

Hello and welcome to the forum! For your second data validation (A=Y), you can actually separate your two conditions (7 or 8) using "OR" in the dropdown. So in this data validation, you will have a total of three conditions: A = Y (and) N = 7/d/d/d/d/d/d (or) N = 8/d/d/d/d/d/d Hope that helps!

Hi Ian, Welcome to the forum! We have a document that provides a workaround for this error message. Please download http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/miscellaneous/entry36122.aspx and give it a try. Hope that works. Otherwise, please don't hesitate to post back. Cheers!

Hi Krishna, Welcome to the forum! If I'm not mistaken, there is a checkbox in your list settings > columns section, that you can uncheck to make a specific column "not required". Have you checked on that? Cheers!

Hi Beblue, Welcome to the forum! How are you checking if the main email address is valid or not? Your guess is that it throws error when an invalid email address is populated in the CC field, correct? How about adding a conditional formatting to your Submit button that checks if the email address (the one that's supposed to populate your CC ...

Hi infopathic, Welcome to the forum! Nice handle. :) If I'm understanding the issue correctly, you want to use the GetErrorCount command using qRules, right? DbxlDocumentService is one of Qdabra's DBXL web services, and as far as I know, the GetErrorCount command does not require DBXL. In order to use this command in your InfoPath ...

Hi Midianman, This blog post might be of help: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/mel_balsamo/archive/2009/02/04/comparing-items-in-a-list-against-an-updated-data-source.aspx. Although the technique discussed there does not totally remove the values that are not in the SharePoint list, you can use some data validation to compare your ...