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Wow - glad that helped. So - the different types of compatibility have to do with 1) whether the form will be used in the browser or in the InfoPath application and 2) what version of SharePoint / InfoPath you are targeting. So - if you have a SharePoint 2010 site and you are publishing the form for use in the browser, you'd select Web Browser ...
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Well, I don't know what I did, but it is now working. I was adjusting the table that I was trying to place the picture in and after merging, splitting and adjusting I saved the form and published it again. Lo and behold the picture is there. As always I appreciate your help!
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No. the other day you helped me with updating my form. It was a 2003 filler. the choices that I have are: Infopath Web Browser and Filler Form Template; Infopath 2003 form Template; Infopath 2007 Web Browser form Template and Filler Form Template. I choose the Infopath 2007 filler Form Template and that fixed the issue I was having at that time. I ...
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Oh that is annoying. Is this a browser form? If so, are you using on-prem or online SharePoint? Does it reproduce if you try in a different, new blank form?
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Yes, I just need the picture in the form. I tried the Insert > Picture and the picture is there in design mode, it is also in the preview but I still only get the black box with the white "X" when I publish the form.
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Sorting will be an issue here. I think in terms of the display of data you want, that will be possible. We could highlight instead of sort - highlight the row with the lowest percent?
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wow, this is really cool. i think it's also finally opened my eyes to what I require. when an SO is selected, i need to see all vendors attached to that SO (repeating table?), from each of those vendors I'll need a total Value (filtered by vendor), along with a % that is [vendors total / SO total], pull in the porportion % from the Vendor ...
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Got it. Okay, that design checker message is an InfoPath Browser Form bug - I've only seen it cause an issue if you are using print views (if I recall correctly). If needed, I can help you with that - we can manually modify the form view files to remove the control binding. For showing other Vendor Info, for example, for the selected Vendor - ...
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they are behaving exactly like I want them to, when a vendor or SO gets selected in the form, it calculates a total for that vendor or SO. the error that I'm getting is in the design checker and it references the filtered total for vendor "binding a non-repeating control to a repeating field or group is not supported in sharepoint list ...
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So these two calculated values on your form - are they working as anticipated? Or are they what are returning the error you mentioned earlier? In terms of displaying totals for all vendors, for example, you can use a repeating section, and some conditional formatting to hide any that are already displayed - using preceding-sibling formulas. I ...