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Are you saying you're using the Expression Box to show the value of a certain formula, and you want to format a section based on the same formula?
There isn't a way to reverence the value of an Expression Box. You have two options:
1. Incorporate the same formula into your conditional formatting.
2. Use a readonly field that ...
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Set height of textbox to auto. This will show the multiline content without any scrollbar.
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Trying to use this approach is more headache and complications than it's worth, unless you've got a really good reason.
The typical approach is to have an ordinary section and just use conditional formatting to hide or show it accordingly. No code needed.
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[quote user="Gennady Vanin (Геннадий Ванин, Новосибирск)"]If you have not done this at the moment of creating form/Main Data connection,[/quote]
It is possible to export source files, to edit manifest.xsf finding and changing a string from queryOneItemOnly="yes"
toqueryOneItemOnly="no"
then to save ...
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[quote user="apetty"]I have this method working on a different sharepoint[/quote]
[quote user="apetty"]'m trying to set up a method for an external site [/quote]
Have this method worked inside intranet?
And now you are trying it over internet?
[quote user="apetty"]This should open a new form[/quote]
Not ...
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[quote user="srudenko"]
Using InfoPath 2010 how do you import data from a specific column into a repeating table?
I already have a connection setup to the SharePoint list and I can pull in the data into a List Box. I would like to do the same but with a repeating table but I am not sure how. Only the first cell populates with the first ...
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I'm trying to set up a method for an external site to provide a link that will open a new infopath form with input parameters. I'm using the following format:
http://<site>/<form library>/Forms/template.xsn
This should open a new form but for some reason it just brings up a download dialog and only gives me the option ...
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That makes sense - like I said, I've seen this, but hadn't really tried to track down when it happened (and may have seen it and just thought I'd managed to forget to name a rule...). Thanks for posting the info on when you are seeing it happen - now others won't think they are forgetful when it is just dear old InfoPath ...
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It is very inconvenient if you have a large number of rules and take the time to give them meaningful names.
As soon as you save and re-open your form, you have to go and rename all the rules you have previously created and all the new rules InfoPath has created.
It is handy and saves time if you know under what ...
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I figured out how to add one but what about if I want two or three to show based on the number of sections they need?
using Microsoft.Office.InfoPath;
using System;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using System.Xml;
using System.Xml.XPath;
using mshtml;
namespace TestForm
{
public partial class FormCode
{
public void ...