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Where has the rule been placed? What is the condition? What is the rule action?
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I'm not sure whether or not anyone here has experience with using the type of taskpane you're talking about in InfoPath. I have worked on InfoPath taskpanes, but ones that were written in HTML, not with compiled code. What have you designed your taskpane to do?
I can say with a fair amount of confidence that custom taskpanes of ...
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Could you post your form with your attempt in it?
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As Hilary pointed out, you would change the validation condition to be something like:field1 is blank AND
User's current role is not equal to Role 1
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How many rows are in the table? How is the data source structured?
If there's some pattern to the fields' naming, it's possible to produce a succinct formula to sum them, but if not, it would be:field1 + field2+ field3Typically the best practice is to use a repeating group even if the number of rows is fixed. That will ...
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Good catch and thank you for pointing it out. I'll modify my formula accordingly.
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Actually, it's doing this:
concat(1, ".", round(100 * 05 / 60))
concat(1, ".", round(8.33333))
concat(1, ".", 8)
1.8
And I must blame my own naïveté for posting that faulty formula 3 years ago.
I'd suggest this formula:
round(100 * substring-before(IncomingTime, ":") + 100 * ...
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In your case, it doesn't sound like validation rules are the way to go.
I think you have two optionsUse conditional formatting to change the background highlighting of the control (instead of using borders) Make multiple versions of the control, some with dashed borders, and use conditional formatting to hide all but one accordingl
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Shouldn't leave required be 7.5 - field10?
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Well, that's still not really how it should be. Are you saying that this causes a validation error?
public void FormEvents_ViewSwitched(object sender, ViewSwitchedEventArgs e)
{
XPathNavigator root = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator();
XPathNavigator attachment = ...