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Yes, just create a text field, give it a meaningful name, and, if you wish, set a default value for it. You can have fields in your data source that don't have controls on the form - sometimes we need fields for things that the user doesn't need to see or change (a status field that gets set via rules would be an example of this). Often, ...
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Does your form have custom code?
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Sorry to seem obtuse, but when you refer to (my:currentversion) and (my:formloadversion) I am not exactly sure what you mean.
I suspect that the 'my:formloadversion' is the version that is retrieved with the substring formula you provided above, but I want to be positive.
I am still fairly new to InfoPath and while I am fairly good ...
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Hi Hilary,
Greetings of the day :)
I need your help in fixing 1 issue that i am having with repeating section with a cascading multiselect lookup based on dropdown change value.
Senario: In my InfoPath 2010 form, i am having a repeating section with two controls. 1. Dropdown, 2: Multiselect lookup. I need to provide cascading ...
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Sure, here's an attempt. Hope it helps.
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Can you give me an example of how to set that up?
Thanks
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I think that's what I want to title this anyway...................
I am not sure if it's possible to do what I want, but here goes. I have a form that will be submitted repeatedly by some people (security badge request). This is what I would like to be able to do.
When the employee opens the form, they will be prompted to select ...
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That's a good point.
What about storing the version in the main DOM (my:CurrentVersion) and ALSO read in the version from the processing instructions on Form Load (my:FormLoadVersion) and then, if they don't match, run the rule to set the date?
Just an idea - not sure if it will work though! Good luck!
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I haven't really tried it yet but will the promoted field be updated too if the data has been changed from the database? Does it work both ways? Meaning once promoted, unless changed from the document library itself, the data will not change.
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I did this already. I used the set field value to set the date field to 'today()' when the version field changed. Every day it sets the date to the current date even if the version didn't change.
This makes me think that when the form is opened it must read the version and 'update' the version field. Pretty sure I ...