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Hi,
I have this conditional formatting expression and it is working in client but not working in browser form. I have tried so many ways but no success. My main goal is when user select any checkbox in repeating table so need to disable other checkboxes. I am binding repeating table through ...
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Going to bump this thread again.
So this morning, one of our dev web front ends died with no space (yes somebody should have been monitoring it, but it's a dev server no one cleaned it up). Anyway turns out we've got over 10GB of folders of previous versions of this form.
What do you guys do to keep this folder clean (small?)
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Here's a screenshot showing the form with data entered to match your original data....
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Okay, I modified the default formula to handle for the fail -> pass scenario.
(((A >= passing) * courseCredits) / 2) + (((B >= passing) * courseCredits) / (2 - ((A < passing) and (B >= passing))))
See attached template, I'll post a screenshot with the data as well.
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I finnaly found out what is causing the postback. I have a multiple value list box, that has a data connection to another sharepoint list. The thing that is causing the postback is the "FILTER" data connection base on another drop down value. If I remove the filter and only have the data connection, then it works fine ...
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Hello --
I am creating a checklist that contains over 70 milestones, each milestone can have upwards of 10 tasks with a status, completed by and completed time respectively. Each milestone is a view within my form. My concern is that the more fields I create on the views, the slower the response time becomes. Is there a limitation to the ...
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Just in case someone runs into this same issue, check to make sure that the web.config in the QdabraWebService folder is referencing your SharePoint web application using the same URL defined in your alternate access mappings. It turned out mine wasn't fully qualified when Qdabra was first intalled. It wasn't an option.
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Solved I changed my equation to: substring-before(@UpdateDate[@Name = "Date Last Modified"], "T")
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I want to figure out how to filter a data connection. I know how to do it in the xsf ... but how do I do it in C#?
// TODO: build a query string based on filter selectionsXPathNodeIterator xiAssessments = xnAssessments.Select("/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW/d:Solution[contains(@Value, ../my:field4)]", ns);
// old ...
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I think I've pretty much figured it out so I will lay out the steps here.
1. I made the Access Query
SELECT MSysObjects.DateCreate, CDate(Int(DateUpdate)) AS UpdateDate, MSysObjects.Name, MSysObjects.Type
FROM MSysObjects;
2. Created a data connected in InfoPath with the Date Last Modified (the query I created)
3. Inserted a ...