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What you can do is, first make sure that your data connection does not automatically retrieve data on load. And then you'd add a form load rule that first sets the username parameter and then queries the data connection.
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Both the fields that are using dropdown list boxes should be bound to your main data source. Is this not the case? If you don't mind, please attach your XSN here so we can take a look.
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In your data validation rule, add this condition as an expression:
contains(., "0") or contains(., "1") or contains(., "2") or contains(., "3") or contains(., "4") or contains(., "5") or contains(., "6") or contains(., "7") or contains(., ...
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UPDATE: I found this article but the demo is written in Visual Studio 2012 and later than 2007 version of InfoPath - neither of which I can open. Maybe it will help someone.. I'm still interested in help with code examples using Visual Studio 2008 and InfoPath ...
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Thanks Ernesto! That solved the issue.
R.
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SUCCESS with all the sections except one. I probably redo that one.
Thank you so much.
Sonia
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The rules are never firing because the conditions are incorrect.
Notice this screenshot: the rule is setting the value of the attribute to the same value of the condition. So, the rule will never meet its own condition.
The condition needs to be opposite of the rule.
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I am using IP 2007 and SharePoint 2007. In this order I'd like to Create a new form programmatically and pre-populate some fields, Add form to SharePoint form library & send email with a link/URL to this specific form.the form contains DBXL which I am using to retreive data and submit data to a databaseI think I can handle step ...
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Thank you for your reply. I tried everything you suggested and it still does not expand
It shows that Im clicking it but nothing, absolutely nothing happens.
Should the conditional formating be set to 1 or 0 or True/false???
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Those two address the first section, and might help you resolve the other sections as well.
Let us know if you have any further questions. Thanks!