InfoPath Dev

I figured out a solution to my problem.  In case anyone else runs into a similar issue, here is what I did: I created a query in my Access database that pulls the max value of my request ID, plus one.  I added that as a secondary data source.  On my submit button, I added a rule that runs a query (that secondary data source I just ...

Can anyone help with this, please?  I'm really, really stuck.

I have a new record button on a request form that I created.  If a user queries for an existing form (let's say it has a request ID of 15), then presses the new record button, then fills out and submits the form -- the new record is submitted to my Access database with the old request ID even though the request ID field is blank.  ...

Do you have to use seperate views?  Could you instead use sections that are visible/not visible when checkboxes are checked/unchecked?  You can set that under conditional formatting.

Hello, I've got a button that runs some custom code and then submits my form.  Within that button's rules, I'm hitting an MS Access query that will give me the maximum Request ID of the table to which I'm about to submit.  I've looked high and low and can't figure out how to take the result of that ...

Just wanted to say for anyone else who may stumble upon this -- I had the same issue, and Hilary's suggestion fixed it.  Thank you!

Pretty sure I have the code to do this now.  I'll post it for reference after I'm certain it works.

Hi, Madhuri.  Thanks for your response!  I don't think I can perform all of my validation in the onChange events.  Most of my validation involves examining the values of several different fields together -- for example, if the user doesn't provide a customer number, then the customer name, city, and state must be ...

Hello, I'm having trouble figuring out how to do this, and I didn't find an answer when I searched the forum. I've got a form that's connected to a database.  I can submit to it fine.  I've got another form that contains code to submit via e-mail.  I put this code in a button's onClick event. What ...

Thanks, Jimmy!