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"You can create a rule that uses a Show a message action to automatically display a dialog box after a certain condition is met. However, this action is not supported in Web browser form templates. The message only appears when users fill out the form in InfoPath Filler". See Features compatibility matrix in "InfoPath 2010 ...
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Hilary,
thanks a lot.
There are still some uncertainties/ambiguities how to follow your description straight without entering into guessing game.
Could you still possibly include the resulting (sample) template to check against?
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I can judge only through my Office 365 (Sharepoint Online, which is Sharepoint server 2010 with some specific tweaks and restrictions)
It is impossible to open Infopath filler form in browser (while browser form can be opened both in client/filler and/or browser) and such attempt produces quite a different error details:. This ...
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[quote user="Shrout1"]If you have a "filler" enabled form and your users are accessing the form via a different domain (I.E. they are using a home computer to fill out a form on a corporate server) then **take note** that "userName()" will return their *current* username[/quote]
More precisely, userName() in ...
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Hi Gennady,
Thanks for the reply, but the link is more about the number of calculations that InfoPath can do without resorting to code rather than the number of rows of data that it can show in a repeating table, which is what I'm concerned about.
Thanks
Flip
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Poner un hold a un paso hasta que el aprobador decida lo contrario
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Did you ever get a response or solution for this? I am having the exact same problem.
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Hi - for your code, look into XPathNodeIterator. You can also do this with qRules, if you'd rather not write code, or this blog post may help you do this without code.
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I don't mean to be oversimplifying. I guess it seems to me that if your IP data is a decimal (formatted as currency) and submits to a currency column in SharePoint....
Wait - I think I get what you are saying now - the issue is from SharePoint to Word? And you are wondering if we have a qRules command that could take a number and format it as ...
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It is not
simply a matter of writing a numeric value to a string. I need to add the
dollar sign, thousands separator, round the decimal to varying places, and
indicate negative numbers with parentheses.
Both InfoPath and SharePoint can display somewhat nice looking numbers to the user while the raw data remains behind the scenes, ...