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I am creating a request form for my company and I need employees to be able to sign the form after they fill it out. I am trying to do this with Microsoft's Certificate Server CA. I am wondering if anyone has done this before and what steps did they go through to do this. I have tried searching for this, but I have only found walkthroughs ...
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Ernesto has it right -
I can help you manually clean it up. Usually, I see this issue if for some reason the Qdabra Rules data source has been manually walked through in the form and then the form has been re-injected.
So, if you'd like to have me clean up the form, you can attach it here or send it to support. If you'd like to try it ...
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And now I feel dumb. I had that equation and it wasn't working. I must of had a typo or something. Thanks anyway Hilary!
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In your view, you could add the "Edit" column - I realize that isn't precisely what you are looking for, but it would give a one-click option to open the item in edit mode.
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So, is the above XPath getting you the correct count of all rows? If so, you can just add a filter:
count(../../my:repeatingGroup/my:repeatingTable/my:uomRepeatingTable[my:ColumName = 'Smith'])
But instead of ColumnName above, you'd use the actual name of the field that would contain "Smith".
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I have a dropdown control that displays a list of Offices by their three letter abbreviation. Once choosen it puts the 'Value" which is their address in a text field. Now I need another Text field to display a certain account reference which is text, when they choose thier specific Office Abbreviation. The formula ...
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This is the current XPath of the rule if it helps anyone:
count(../../my:repeatingGroup/my:repeatingTable/my:uomRepeatingTable)
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My question is fairly similar to this question (http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/6773/24839.aspx) regarding values in a repeating table. Unless someone needs the additional information I won't delve into exactly how my form is operating. Basically I am trying to count values in a column of a repeating table that satisfy a requirement. The ...
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That doesn't work either. If I return the value of FormStatus, it comes back as a null and I have set up the proper association column. The strange thing is that it works on our development server just fine, but not on the UAT server. I'm sure that I'm missing something simple.
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I'll show you what I mean:
I have an Allitems.aspx list:
And as you can see, the First Name is clickable and takes me to their Infopath Form:
But you can also see that I have to click on 'Edit Item' again to edit the item. I would rather there was a way to skip clicking on that button so all the users don't have to do ...