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Could you check your form's versioning settings under Form options?
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Are the forms different?
Perhaps one if published directly to a form library and another is admin deployed?
Perhaps one is in the client and another one is in the browser?
Or perhaps one form has code and another one does not?
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Perhaps it's some sort of browser rendering issue. I'm thinking this is the problem:
"The Hyperlink control is in the same section as the control that triggers the rule. "
Would you be willing to test whether having these two (hyperlink and the other control) in separate sections causes the same issue?
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Submitting data to SQL is a frequent question, so I'll just give you the link to the most recent discussion.
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/25796.aspx
Thanks.
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Well, there are two options I can think of:
1. The rule is not firing because the condition (if one exists) is not being fulfilled.
2. No value is getting set because the filter is not finding any matches.
Instead of a read only text box, why not use a calculated value to display the instructions?
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Ok, my advice won't work then. If we don't know ahead of time the size of each section, my method won't help you.
I'm not sure why "Separate views with: Page break" is not working.
I don't know much about coding, but would the code allows you to print one view first, then run the code again to print the second ...
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Hi-
Submitting data to SQL is a frequent question, so I'll just give you the link to the most recent discussion.
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/25796.aspx
Thanks.
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When a repeating InfoPath field becomes a promoted property in a SharePoint form library, there are usually four options: first, merge, count and last. Sounds like you've selected first when promoting this property. You'll want to change that to last instead.
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Ok, the first step then is to create a SharePoint List, add the columns you require (Name, Date, Product Needed) and test that form to ensure it's working as desired. Then add a couple of test items.
Step 2 would be to design a second form that reads the data from that list. But we'll need to have step 1 completed before the SharePoint ...
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I don't believe there's a way to unpublish a form without going into the manifest files and making manual modifications - and this is dangerous. If you make a small mistake it would damage your form.
Typically, when a form is designed two copies exist: a form that is designed and a form that is published. I believe that in the scenario ...